.my-bash-environment

My CLI configs to easily download and use on new machines.

1. Preview

2. Installation

2.1. One command

• Debian-based:

  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y curl git psmisc bat && \
  if [ -d "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" ]; then rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment"; fi && \
  git clone https://github.com/Nikolai2038/.my-bash-environment.git "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" && \
  rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/.git" && \
  source "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/main.sh"

• Arch-based:

  sudo pacman -Sy --noconfirm --needed curl git psmisc bat && \
  if [ -d "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" ]; then rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment"; fi && \
  git clone https://github.com/Nikolai2038/.my-bash-environment.git "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" && \
  rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/.git" && \
  source "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/main.sh"

2.2. Step by step

1. Make sure curl and git are installed:

   • Debian-based:

     sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y curl git

   • Arch-based:

     sudo pacman -Sy --noconfirm --needed curl git

2. (Optional) Install packages for extra functional:

   • Debian-based:

     sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y psmisc bat

   • Arch-based:

     sudo pacman -Sy --noconfirm --needed psmisc bat

   Descriptions:

   • psmisc for pstree command - to show terminal depth;
   • bat for bat/batcat command - colorized cat.

3. Clone repository and apply script:

   if [ -d "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" ]; then rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment"; fi && \
   git clone https://github.com/Nikolai2038/.my-bash-environment.git "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment" && \
   rm -rf "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/.git" && \
   source "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/main.sh"

3. Update

Script will autoupdate itself. You can disable it via env-variables (see below).

You can also just run installation above to update by hand.

4. Settings

You can change script's behaviour via env-variables:

• N2038_DISABLE_BASH_ENVIRONMENT_AUTOUPDATE - if equals to 1, will disable autoupdate (default: 0);
• N2038_DISABLE_BASH_ENVIRONMENT_CLEAR - if equals to 1, will disable clear after shell creates (default: 1);
• N2038_DISABLE_BASH_ENVIRONMENT_MESSAGES - if equals to 1, will disable some messages on new shell created (default: 1).

You should set their values in your .bashrc file. Example:

N2038_DISABLE_BASH_ENVIRONMENT_AUTOUPDATE=1
source "${HOME}/.my-bash-environment/main.sh"

5. Contribution

At the moment, I use these configurations for myself, but they can be generalized.

Feel free to contribute via pull requests or issues!