This repository contains some of my personal configuration files that I use to make my work more efficient and personalized. It uses alias and function to perform the required tasks.

• Change directory layer depth by number (1 to 4)
• Commit changes to local and remote repositories with one command
• Show the working branch of all target repositories with one command
• Pull changes on all target repositories with one command
• Show statuses on all target repositories with one command
• Highlight cat and kubectl command output
• Back up data from source to target with one command

📦dotfiles
 ┣ 📂.zsh
 ┃ ┣ 📜aliases.zsh
 ┃ ┗ 📜functions.zsh
 ┣ 📂assets
 ┃ ┗ 📜zshref.png
 ┣ 📜.zshrc
 ┣ 📜LICENSE
 ┗ 📜README.md

• Git
• Pygments
• Rsync
• Nerd Fonts of your choice
• kubecolor

1. Add .zsh directory to your home directory.
2. Reference aliases.zsh and functions.zsh to your .zshrc or .zprofile. Referencing aliases and functions
3. Restart terminal.

Use ..<1 to 4> to move up the directory hierarchy:

admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % ..2

Use launch "<commit message>" to commit changes directly to local and remote repository:

admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % launch "Some commit message"

Use branch to show the working branch of all local child repositories:

# Go to parent directory
admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % branch

Use tow to pull changes on all local child repositories:

# Go to parent directory
admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % tow

Use status to check the status of all local child repositories:

# Go to parent directory
admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % status

Use ccat <filename> to impose syntax highlighting on cat command output:

admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % ccat my-config.yml

1. Open aliases.zsh and look for alias backup=....
2. Update the source path (/PATH/TO/SOURCE-VOLUME/) to the directory or volume that is to be backed up.
3. Update the target path (/PATH/TO/TARGET-VOLUME) to the directory or volume where the backup is to be stored
4. Save the changes and restart the terminal.

admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % backup

1. Open aliases.zsh and look for alias dev01=....
2. Specify the path of target kubeconfig file to be used on /path/to/.kube/kubeconf.
3. Save the changes and restart terminal.

admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % dev01
admin@MacBook-Pro ~ % ░▒▓ You are now configured to access dev01 environment. 