dotfriedrice

> I think I might steal these, or make something based on your idea. Sure thing, if you can improve it let me know. Here's an even wilder thing. I set those s* mappings up about 2 weeks after using Vim and I still don't know how they work in perfect detail but I was able to find them by Googling. There's definitely a stigma that you need to be some crazy wizard to use Vim but with a bit of repetitive learning and Google you can get pretty far. Here's a link to my vimrc around a few mappings associated to finding / replacing and multi-cursor-like things: https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles/blob/085c4ac827290bc7aeea...

Here's a few functions / aliases I have set up that I use on a pretty regular basis: # Generate a random password and copy it to the clipboard. pw () { pwgen -sync "${1:-48}" -1 | xclip } # Get the current weather. weather () { curl https://wttr.in/"${1}" } # Get the numeric value of a file / directory's permissions. alias octal="stat -c '%a %n'" All of my aliases are listed in my dotfiles at: https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles/blob/master/.aliases

I accidentally half way started this type of project the other month when I wanted to quickly change themes along with toggling dark / light mode in a bunch of different terminal apps. I got things set up to where I can run: set-theme gruvbox or set-theme one and it'll switch color themes in half a dozen apps. It also supports an optional --toggle-bg flag to flip between dark and light mode if the theme supports it. Ended up being a fairly small zero dependency Python script that I put together in a few hours. I made a video about it here https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/a-terminal-tmux-vim-and-fzf-t... and the script is in my dotfiles at https://github.com/nickjj/dotfiles/blob/master/.local/bin/se.... But it wouldn't be hard to make the script more general purpose and put the configuration in a YAML file instead of in the script. Then add