Justin Kenyon's dotfiles

What's in it?

Here is a sampling. For a complete list of features, please review the source.

###git configuration:

git or g followed by:
- fuckit: resets your current directory to it's last checked in state. (be careful with this command, as its name implies, use this as a last resort)
amend: git commit --amend
amendne: git commit --amend --no-edit
ga: git add
gall: git add -A
gap: git add -p
gb: git branch
gba: git branch -a
gbrn: git branch -m
gc: git commit
gcl: git clone
gcm: git commit -m
gco: git checkout
gcp: git cherry-pick
gd: git diff
gf: git fetch
gl: git log -10 --pretty=colored
gpf!: git push -f
gpr: hub pull-request
gr: git rebase
gra: git rebase --abort
grc: git rebase --continue
gri: git rebase -i
gs: git status -s
standup: git standup

####functions available:

gpair(): This can be run, followed by the first & last name of the person you are pairing with to change the lastest commit's author and email address.

Example: If I run gpair Bruce Wayne it will use my ~/.gitconfig.local to build this command:

git commit --amend --no-edit --author "Justin Kenyon & Bruce Wayne <justin+bruce@thoughtbot.com>"
gsolo(): This can be run with no arguments and will change the latest commit to show only the current user as the author.

Example: If I run gsolo it will use my ~/.gitconfig.local to build this command:

git commit --amend --no-edit --author "Justin Kenyon <kenyonj@gmail.com>"

###zsh configuration and aliases:

..: moves up 1 directory, alias of cd ..
...: moves up 2 directories, alias of cd ../..
j <part of directory name>: uses fasd to jump to previously visited directories (stored in ~/.fasd). For example, if I execute j local it will cd into my dotfiles-local directory because it is the most recent directory I visited that matches my argument of local.

###tmux configuration:

###vim configuration: