.misty_envconf

Here's my own ZSH shell environment, it has several special features:

• has no fancy console key bindings
• fully modularized
• suitable to be used on other Unix-like platforms like iOS/Android

Functions

• Flexible config

  • auto config synchonrize based on Git: silently update config on each shell startup
  • can disable modules using local config file

• Fluent proxy wrapper:

  • sets all sorts of proxy variables
  • support temporarily changing proxy by setting PROXY_STR variable and then run proxy command
  • support temporarily disabling proxy by using unproxy command
  • aliases proxychains4
  • proxies apt
  • proxies git ssh

• Better sudo:

  • sudo by default using sudo -E
  • su being replaced by sudo -E zsh, which allow us to use ZSH environment in root mode temporarily
  • original sudo (without -E) can be found at osudo

• Various helpers:

  • nvm lazy load (nvm is extremely slow to load, so enable the whole nvm environment it only if nvm are called)
  • oh-my-zsh wrapper
  • pyenv wrapper
  • "forget last command history" helper

Installation

1. Clone this repo
2. Execute ./install.sh, and copy .zshrc.local.template to ~/.zshrc.local
3. In .zshrc.local, override the environment to blacklist some module using ENVCONF_BLACKLIST variable, or control the behaviour of modules