dot-files

My terminal setup with zsh + starship + tmux + Neovim for MacOS (Apple Silicon). Terminal background was given by Patrick Hendry through Unsplash.

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What's here

Path	Configures
zsh/.zshrc	shell: eza listing functions, fzf/atuin/zoxide, syntax highlighting, a run counter
starship/starship.toml	prompt: repo-aware rows, off-main guard, language versions, pane-aware rule
tmux/.tmux.conf	multiplexer: C-a prefix, popup rename/move, resurrect/continuum, vim-navigator
nvim/init.lua	editor: lazy.nvim, LSP (pyright + ruff), treesitter, harpoon, telescope

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Features

Context-based prompt

The prompt is displayed a column format unlike most other prompts where every detail is dumped onto one row.

• Directory row shows the repo-relative path inside a git repo (myrepo/src/api), and the path from ~ when you're loose in the filesystem.
• Branch row appears only inside a repo — and turns into a white-on-red ⚠ OFF-MAIN flag the moment you're not on main/master (personally saved me from committing to the wrong branch more than once).
• venv row shows only when a virtualenv is active.
• Language rows (rust, py) auto-hide outside the relevant project.
• Full-width rule with a run counter, so each command's output is visually bracketed. It's tmux-pane-aware and resize-safe (measures #{pane_width} per draw), and it carries a command counter (#7) that resets with cls.

Listing commands that are actually scannable

ls/ll/lf/lt are functions wrapping eza, indented for readability. lf is a one-per-line view that emphasizes the first letter of each name, turning a wall of ~30 project folders into something you can eye-scan alphabetically.

git rebase / merge you can actually read

The interactive-rebase screen is color-coded per command (green pick, red drop, purple squash, …) via a gitrebase FileType autocmd, and git-conflict.nvim handles merge markers inline.

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Requirements

brew install starship eza fzf atuin zoxide ripgrep fd bat ast-grep tealdeer neovim tmux

Plus a Nerd Font for the prompt glyphs and eza icons (I use 0xProto).

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Install

1. Symlink config files into place:

git clone https://github.com/Diacod-I/dot-files ~/dot-files
cd ~/dot-files

ln -sf "$PWD/zsh/.zshrc"              ~/.zshrc
ln -sf "$PWD/starship/starship.toml" ~/.config/starship.toml
ln -sf "$PWD/tmux/.tmux.conf"        ~/.tmux.conf
ln -sf "$PWD/nvim/init.lua"          ~/.config/nvim/init.lua

2. Install tpm, open tmux, press prefix + I.
3. Open nvim — lazy.nvim bootstraps itself and installs everything on first launch.
4. Install oh-my-zsh with the zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting plugins.

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Notes / caveats

• Built and tested on macOS, Apple Silicon, Homebrew. Linux works with minor path tweaks.
• The .zshrc has a machine-specific tools block (Java/Spark/Postgres/etc.) — edit or delete it for your setup.
• init.lua enables a solidity_ls LSP; remove it from the server list if you don't do Solidity.
• The prompt shells out a few times per draw. It's snappy in normal repos; in very large repos you can raise command_timeout or trim modules.
• Neovim 0.12 requires nvim-treesitter's main branch, which has a different API (require("nvim-treesitter").install{...} + manual vim.treesitter.start). My config also registers the git_rebase parser against the gitrebase filetype (the names don't match by default) and disables treesitter in the Telescope previewer to dodge a languagetree crash. If you're on 0.12 and hit either, this is the fix.

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