Being productive is fun.
There are a lot of fields to improve your productivity. Today I am going to share some command line tips and tricks to ma...
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fish shell is even better
I was about to say that! So much better indeed!
And what's better with Fish shell?
Thanks!
EDIT: I gave a shot and I love the real autocompletion without plugin :)
It provides a great experience, right out of the box!
A few sample points that I find really useful:
Now if you are into scripting, you might find it a bit easier to write your own autocompletion, it did for me for sure ;)
Another thing I use the most is the reverse-i-search, but, instead of typing Ctrl+R and the text I want to search, I just type it and use the arrow keys. The shell looks in the history but matching my query, and the visual result looks much more intuitive :D
And that's just one feature (appart for, for example, the "bobthefish" theme, a must have for using git) out of a large list.
As a vim user I hate the arrow key, I lost some productivity when I moved from the row.
Nice article! We have similar setups, so I though you might want to know more about mine:
Personally, I use zsh-pure-prompt.
I also use
fzfa lot, and I even re-wrotezusingfzfMore info on my blog, you may find this interesting:
Lastly, I recently added a bit of code that allow me to quiclky insert the most recent file in the given directory into the current command line:
latest.zsh
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Can't wait to read them!
Thanks for your feedback and interesting articles!
We have quite a similar setup. You should give a try to software like tig, ag, ranger or fpp.
+++ Thanks!
Nice coincidence, just installed
tig. And I am already usingag.iterm on mac increase my productivity by 50%
What are the features you use the most?
To switch between Iterm and Chrome, hotkey: maj + space
Tmux integration is native and I'm working with Vim, then the preference / appareance / Tabs are very nice too.
I think I'm pretty good, but I always look for more idea.
You can combine iTerm2 with Oh-my-Zsh! That's my current setup.
it's mine too...
Add powerlevel9k and we've almost got the same setup. Didn't know about fzf, I'm going to add that right away. 👍🏻
Never heard of exa, but it's awesome.
How do you use machines that don't have all your new fancy commands? Eg. when you ssh to different server?
I suffer most of the time.
I recommend to (semi)automate a way to prepare a new box to suit your needs.
I use developer.atlassian.com/blog/2016/... for this and can tweek a new box within 15 minutes.
zfor navigate doesn't work on my config?Edit: I installed brew install z, but doesn't autocomplete with most folder.
you have to
cdinto directory at least once forzto work.You shouldn't need the
--color=automaticon exa, it does that automatically anyway+1 for fzf
Prezto over oh-my-zsh every time. Same idea but much more lightweight. And if you want to also trick out vim, git and zsh look at Yadr which uses Prezto.
I have been using powerline shell on my Linux for the nice help working with git. Have you tried it? :D
I like powerline, but got annoyed by the slow speed. Thankfully, a kind soul ported it over to powerline-go and gave us the speed back.
Nope, but it looks nice.
I definitively adopted Sobole, I love it :)
I use it and love it too! Great post.
Like it? I love it! Going to add my config 😉
Oh, don't forget github.com/nvbn/thefuck it's awesome :D