My dotfiles managed with dotbot.
Install the submodule
git submodule init
git submodule update
Antibodydote is used for plugins over Oh-My-ZSH! for speed reasons. Dotfiles are modular, .zshrc just sources in all the files in ~/.zsh, source in a .zshrc.local if it exists, and installs necessary plugins via Antidote. This zsh setup aims to be completely OS agnostic so I can have the same setup on any environment.
A few useful features:
- Compinit is only loaded once a day (
completions.zsh) for speed. - NVM is only loaded when it's first called (
nvm.zsh) for speed. - iTerm and brew plugins are only loaded on macOS.
On first run of vim, vundle should automatically install. Sometimes it has trouble getting packages. The command to install them is:
vim +PluginInstall +qall