Symmetry

The purpose of this is to create a consistent bash experience across multiple devices that run bash; MacOS, Ubuntu, Raspbian, Windows 10 (WSL).

This was initially inspired by Mathias Bynens' dotfiles.

This is a WIP and is how I set up my systems but could be used for your systems.

INSTALL

$ git clone https://github.com/camalot/symmetry.git && cd symmetry && bash bootstrap.sh

Run the system application install (bundle is optional).

$ symmetry install [bundle]

Run the initialization scripts (this happens automatically when bootstrapped).

$ symmetry init

Set the prompt to one of the defined prompts (currently only default).

$ symmetry set-prompt [prompt]

Get the prompt that is currently loaded by Symmetry.

$ symmetry get-prompt

List out the available action groups, or actions in a group available for load.

$ symmetry list [action_group]

Load an action group, or a single action in a group

$ symmetry load action_group [action]

ALIASES

• NAVIGATION

  • .. : cd ..
  • ... : cd ../..
  • .... : cd ../../..
  • ..... : cd ../../../..
  • ~ : cd ~
  • - : cd -

• SHORTCUTS

  • dl : ~/Downloads
  • dt : ~/Desktop
  • dev : ~/Development
  • g : git
  • got : git
  • gitpush : git push This exists because I constantly type this without the space.
  • nom : npm
  • h : history
  • j : jobs
  • n : nano
  • epoch : unix time
  • version : bash version
  • reload : reload the login shell
  • path : list all paths in $PATH
  • map : intuitive mapping function
  • update : run system updates (varies per system)
  • whatsmyip : get public ip address
  • ips : get ip addresses
  • ifactive : show active network interfaces
  • urlencode : url encode a string
  • week : get week number
  • timer : a stop watch
  • sniff : view http traffic
  • httpdump : dump http traffic

COMPLETIONS

• adb
• repo
• awscli
• bash
• brew
• bundler
• defaults
• docker
• docker-compose
• docker-machine
• dotnet
• gem
• git
• git-flow
• gradle
• grunt
• gulp
• hub
• kubectl
• makefile
• maven
• npm
• nvm
• packer
• pip
• pip3
• powershell
• rake
• sdkman
• ssh
• symmetry
• terraform
• test-kitchen
• vagrant
• vault
• virtualbox
• virtualenv

EXTRAS

Extras are a set of scripts that you can use to configure your system for settings that you do not want checked in to source control.

Only extras/default.bash is checked in to source, everything else in this directory is ignored.

Example:

extras/git.bash

git config --global user.name "John Q. Public";
git config --global user.email "[email protected]";

FUNCTIONS

PROMPTS

INITIALIZERS

Initializers run on bootstrap, and on launch of bash shell. This can be used to do initalization of symlinks or making sure that ruby environment is configured. system.*.bash, default.bash, and *.default.bash will NOT run automatically

INSTALLS

• CKB NEXT (macOS)
• dotnet
• bash
• nodejs
• octoprint (raspberry pi)
• powershell
• python3
• ruby
• screenfetch
• sdkman
• subsonic (music streaming server)
• tldr
• webmin (only tested on raspberry pi)

FEATURES

• git repository aware prompt

ryan@bane ~/Development/projects/github/symmetry [develop 1↑]
$

• npm module aware prompt

ryan@bane ~/Development/projects/github/osiris [osiris v1.0.0-alpha1] [develop ≡]
$

• extras/* (expect for .default.bash) are gitignored so you can create additional scripts that may contain things you don't want to check in to git.
• system scripts can be loaded based on the envrionment (windows, macos, rasbian, etc)
• Create ~/.symmetry/initializers/.authorized_keys file and put your public keys in there that you want to have added to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. (this file is git ignored)

WINDOWS WSL (Bash on Ubuntu on Windows)

• Get Windows environment variables (prefixed with WIN_)

$ printwinenv

• Import current Windows environment variables

$ $(winenv)

• powershell interop from native bash

$ powershell Write-Host "Hello World"
Hello World
$ powershell ~/powershell-scripts/my-ps-file.ps1

• Get the full lxss path of a path within WSL

$ lxssdir ~
/mnt/c/Users/rconr/AppData/Local/lxss/home/rconr

• Convert from a Windows path to WSL path

$ windir "c:\\Windows\\System32\\"
/mnt/c/Windows/System32/

• Convert from a WSL (linux) path to Windows path

$ wsldir /mnt/c/Windows/System32/
C:\Windows\System32\