Carlie's Dotfiles and Settings

A collection of settings and dot files for my things!

Basic Instructions

Copy the dot files to the root directory. Copy keybindings.json & settings.json to the VS Code directory.

Vim

 sudo apt-get install vim

Make it default❗️

sudo update-alternatives --config editor

Install Vundle

• Vundle Plugin Manager

1. Git clone vundle

git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

2. Make sure I have copied over my .vimrc
3. Install plugins from command line - vim +PluginInstall +qall

VS Code

Copying Over VS Code Settings

The location of the VS Code settings in linux:

$HOME/.config/Code/User/settings.json

List of VS Code Plugins

• :emojisense:
• BracketPair Colorizer 2
• C#
• Code Spell Checker
• Code Time (Thinking of this to replace Wakatime)
• ESLint
• Error Lens
• GitLens
• LaserWave
• markdownlint
• Material Icon Theme
• Peacock
• REST Client
• SQL Server(mssql)
• Vim
• vscode-styled-components
• Wakatime

Plugins that maybe I like but I am just testing out:

• DotENV
• Draw.io Integration
• MDX
• TabNine

I might make a script to install plugins

It's a thought. Have a look at this page, Carlie.

code --list-extensions
code --install-extension ms-vscode.cpptools
code --uninstall-extension ms-vscode.csharp

and looking at the call keyword, although that mentions a .bat script. Ooh, I'm excited, I'm going to do this when I make time.

List of Other Settings and Repos and Things I Like To Have Installed

Emoji!

This is so cool, I love this and couldn't survive without the emoji

Instructions for installation in the github, but at this point in time just need to click my emoji header up there ⬆️ and that will lead to installation 😀 🎉

Git Open

Install via npm:

npm install --global git-open

Handy programs to install as needed

• Flameshot - screenshotting tool
• Stretchly - so I take all the breaks. Repo