Configures my shell (zsh) to be awesome. I have been developing exclusively on a mac for a couple of years, so it leans heavily towards macOS. Next time I develop on a Linux desktop, I will update support for that system. I removed support for Cygwin: I have not developed on Windows in a while, and I expect to make use of the new Windows Subsystem for Linux next time I do.
Install Ansible, then run the provision.yml playbook
ansible-playbook provision.yml
Configure git user and email by adding $HOME/.gitconfig-hook i.e.
[user]
name = Johnathan Gilday
email = me@johnathangilday.com
macOS Mojave introduced "Dark Mode", but applications which have their own Dark mode features are not yet integrated with this feature. I need scripts and keyboard shortcuts to glue all the "Dark Modes" together. Inspired by https://stefan.sofa-rockers.org/2018/10/23/macos-dark-mode-terminal-vim/
The Automator Quick Action service toggle-dark-mode.workflow toggles the macOS Dark Mode, then runs an Apple Script to update iTerm's color scheme.
A scheduled vim function reads the current environment and updates the vim color scheme accordingly.
IntelliJ uses the same polling mechanism as vim: the IntelliJ plugin macOS Dark Mode Sync polls the current system settings and adjusts IntelliJ's theme accordingly.
- Create keyboard shortcut for the Automator service "toggle-dark-mode" (installed by Ansible in previous steps). I use ⌘⇧L
- Install IntelliJ macOS Dark Mode Sync plugin