dotfiles

bash shell dotfiles on master branch

prompt.sh will show up your virtualenv (if activated), your git branch (when on a git repo) color-coded as green for no changes and red for changes.

note I use to create virtualenvs inside my main project folder

e.g.

my_django_project/

-----------------/my_django_app

-----------------/manage.py

-----------------/venv

and I also wanted to see the project name (which is the same as my project's folder), so instead of showing up the venv name when virtualenv is activated I show up the upper folder.

If you don't like this behaviour, just comment out the line

PS1="$cyan(`basename \`dirname \"$VIRTUAL_ENV\"\``)$reset $PS1"

and uncomment the line

#PS1="(`basename \"$VIRTUAL_ENV\"`)$PS1"

inside the prompt.sh

.bash_aliases substitute apt-get with aptitude and add some shortcuts for changing folders faster

powershell dotfiles on windows branch

Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1 set some aliases and start the pshazz addon from the scoop command line installer

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Feel free to fork and contribute.