Welcome! These dotfiles are crafted for a highly efficient, distraction-free development environment on Arch Linux. Every configuration here is focused on speed, minimalism, and maximizing productivity with powerful tools and keyboard-driven workflows.
What's included:
- i3 — Window manager with polybar, rofi launcher, picom compositor
- Alacritty — GPU-accelerated terminal with Josean Martinez dark theme
- zsh — Powerlevel10k prompt, fzf-tab completion, zoxide navigation, 286-entry aliases file
- Neovim — LazyVim-based IDE with 40+ plugins (LSP, DAP, Telescope, Treesitter)
- tmux — Custom prefix (C-s), vim-aware navigation, resurrect/continuum, cht.sh integration
- polybar, picom, rofi, btop — Desktop experience
- ~/.aliases — 286 shell functions/aliases across 27 categories (text surgery, git, docker, network, security, crypto, binary analysis, etc.)
sudo pacman -Syu \
base-devel git stow \
i3-wm feh xorg-xinit maim flameshot xdotool dex unclutter xss-lock i3lock \
alacritty zathura ranger rofi \
zsh fzf zoxide powerlevel10k bat ripgrep fd just tree eza \
tmux xclip neovim python-pynvim \
nodejs npm go docker docker-compose \
cargo perl python-pip python-virtualenv \
btop picom polybar networkmanager \
imagemagick ghosttyyay -S nerd-fonts-jetbrains-mononerd-fonts-jetbrains-mono— for terminal and editor font/icons
After setup, run sec-tools to install nmap, whois, socat, httpie, exiftool, sqlmap, nikto for the security & recon functions.
git clone https://github.com/rendivs925/Dotfiles.git
cd Dotfiles
stow .chsh -s $(which zsh)nvim- Wait for plugins to install, then restart Neovim.
soz && sec-tools- Installs: nmap, whois, socat, httpie, exiftool, sqlmap, nikto
- Skip if not needed; all aliases degrade gracefully for missing tools.
$mod= Alt$mod+Return— Alacritty terminal$mod+Shift+d— Notes (Alacritty+neovim, floating)$mod+d— rofi app launcher (aura-dark theme)$mod+y— rofi clipboard manager (clipmenu)$mod+e— yazi file manager in Alacritty (floating)$mod+b— qutebrowser$mod+z— zathura PDF reader$mod+h/j/k/l— Focus window$mod+Shift+h/j/k/l— Move window$mod+s(split horizontally),$mod+w(split vertically)$mod+f— Fullscreen$mod+Shift+space— Toggle floating$mod+1..0— Switch workspace$mod+Shift+1..0— Move window to workspace$mod+c— Flameshot screenshot GUIPrint— Screenshot (maim)$mod+Shift+Escape— Shutdown- Polybar: custom bar with workspace indicators, date/time (Indonesian locale), wifi SSID, uptime, system tray
- Wallpaper: cycle through 10+ nature/landscape images (Ctrl+1..9)
- Font: JetBrains Mono 12pt
- Opacity: 0.8
Alt+p— PasteAlt+c— CopyAlt+h/j/k/l— Send arrows (for tmux/vim navigation)- Theme: Josean Martinez / aura.toml inspired dark scheme (background
#011423, foreground#CBE0F0, accent cyan#0FC5ED, accent green#47FF9C)
- Plugin manager: zsh-defer (lazy-loads zoxide, autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, fzf-tab, nvm)
- Plugins: fzf-tab, zoxide, autosuggestions, syntax highlighting, powerlevel10k, zsh-alias-finder
- Theme: powerlevel10k (lean style)
- Config:
~/.zshrcsources~/.aliases(286 entries across 27 categories) - fzf:
Alt+a— fzf alias picker (browse/search all aliases)Alt+F— fzf file finder (CTRL-T style)Alt+z— fzf history search (CTRL-R style)Ctrl+G— AI chat widget
Ctrl+e— edit current command line in nvimCtrl+E— edit-command-line widget
All aliases and shell functions are consolidated in ~/.aliases (sourced by .zshrc).
Categories below with real-world usage examples.
sysinfo # Show OS, kernel, CPU, memory summary
sysdisk # Disk usage (df -h)
sysmem # Memory info (free -h)
syscpu # CPU details (lscpu summary)
sysuptime # Uptime formatted
systemp # Temperatures (needs lm_sensors)
procs nginx # List processes matching name
prockill nginx # Kill all processes by name
proctop cpu # Top processes by CPU usage
procmon chrome # Watch chrome processes livefps_60 # Set eDP to 60Hz
dual_monitor # Enable eDP + 4K HDMI side-by-side
external_only # 4K HDMI only, eDP off
internal_only # Laptop screen only, HDMI off
brightness 0.5 # Set both screens to 50%cd project # zoxide smart jump to directory
cdf # cd ~/Dotfiles/
cn # cd ~/.config/nvim
ca # cd ~/.config/alacritty
ci # cd ~/.config/i3
cq # cd ~/.config/qutebrowser
cgh # cd ~/.config/ghostty
cbt # cd ~/.config/btop
cpoly # cd ~/.config/polybar
crof # cd ~/.config/rofinn # nvim ~/.config/nvim
nz # nvim ~/.zshrc
nali # nvim ~/.aliases
nt # nvim ~/.tmux.conf
na # nvim ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.toml
ni # nvim ~/.config/i3/config
nq # nvim ~/.config/qutebrowser/config.py
nb # nvim ~/.bashrc
nx # nvim ~/.xinitrc
np # nvim ~/.config/picom/picom.conf
npo # nvim ~/.config/polybar/config
nro # nvim ~/.config/rofi/config.rasi
nla # nvim ~/.config/lazygit/config.ymlsoz # source ~/.zshrc
soa # source ~/.aliases
sob # source ~/.bashrc
sot # tmux source ~/.tmux.confe # exit
c # Clear screen in all tmux panes at once
n # nvim
nano # nvim (muscle memory)
r # ranger file manager
sn # sudoedit
skey # screenkey (keystroke display for screencasts)
nowrap # Disable terminal line wrap
wrap # Enable terminal line wrap
cat # bat --paging=never
grep # ripgrepff config # Fuzzy-find files matching "config", preview with bat
fdext json # Find all .json files
fdir cache # Fuzzy-find directories matching "cache"
rgi "TODO|FIXME" # Search code interactively with fzf preview
rgf "api_key" # List files containing pattern
rgc "error" # Count matches per file, sorted
rgctx "timeout" . # Search with 3-line context
todo # Scan for TODO/FIXME/HACK/BUG/XXX/NOTE
rgurl file.txt # Extract all URLs from file
rgip access.log # Extract all IP addresses
rgemail docs/ # Extract all email addresses
fdcount "*.rs" # Count files matching pattern
fdsize "*.log" # Total size of files matching pattern
fddel "*.tmp" # Delete files matching pattern (with confirmation)sdrun "old" "new" "*.md" # Dry-run: show matches before replacing
sdall "old" "new" "*.txt" # Replace literal text across files
sdrxrun '[ ]+$' '' '*.sh' # Dry-run regex replacement
sdrxall '[ ]+$' '' '*.sh' # Apply regex replacement
trimfiles '*.md' # Remove trailing whitespace from filesga # git add
gs # git status
gd # git diff
gds # git diff --staged
gc # git checkout
gcb feature/new-thing # git checkout -b
gb # git branch
gba # git branch -a
gl # git log --graph --oneline --decorate --all
gcl repo.git # git clone
gpl # git pull
gp # git push
gpf # git push --force-with-lease
gco # git commit
gcm "fix: handle edge case"# git commit -m
gca # git commit --amend
gundo # git reset --soft HEAD~1
grb # git rebase
grbi # git rebase -i
grbc # git rebase --continue
grbm # git rebase origin/main
grv # git remote -v
grh # git reset --hard
grs # git restore
grss # git restore --staged
gst # git stash
gsta # git stash apply
gstp # git stash pop
gsts # git stash show --patch
gstas # List all stashes with dates
grfl # git reflog
gsw # git switch
gswc new-branch # git switch -c
gclean # git clean -fd
gprune # Delete merged local branches
glogf src/main.rs # Git log for specific file
gchange # Show recently changed files
gpr 42 # Checkout PR #42
grem # List remote branches
gloc # Count lines of code
gcon # List contributors
gignore "*.log" # Append pattern to .gitignorej # just
jsb # just sb
dcu # docker compose up
dcw # docker compose watch
dcd # docker compose down
dcl # docker compose logs -f
dce app bash # docker compose exec app bash
dcps # docker compose ps
dprune # docker system prune -af
dbuild myapp . # docker build -t myapp .
dip container_name # Show container IP address
cw # cargo watch -q -c -w src/ -x "run -q"
cac # cargo check
cat # cargo test
cab # cargo build
car # cargo run
caf # cargo fmt
cad # cargo doc --open
caclean # cargo clean
cr # cargo remotet # tmux
tl # List sessions
tn mysession # New session named "mysession"
ta mysession # Attach to session
tk mysession # Kill session
tks # Kill tmux server
tw # List windows in current session
ts # List all sessionsrg "error" app.log | freq # Frequency table of lines
words report.txt # Word frequency
cat data.csv | sumcol 3 ',' # Sum column 3 of CSV
cat metrics.tsv | avgcol 5 '\t' # Average column 5 of TSV
cat access.log | topfield 1 # Most frequent IPsrxonly '[A-Z]+-\d+' file.txt # Extract pattern matches
cutc '1,3,5' ',' data.csv # Cut columns 1,3,5 from CSV
between '^BEGIN' '^END' file.txt # Lines between two patterns
untilpat '^---$' file.txt # Lines until first match
splitby '^### ' notes.md chunk_ # Split file on pattern matches
catuniq a.txt b.txt # Concatenate deduplicated
intersect old.txt new.txt # Lines common to both files
commdiff a.txt b.txt # Lines unique to each fileecho "Messy Input" | ws1 # Normalize whitespace
echo "HELLO" | lower # lowercase
echo "hello" | upper # UPPERCASE
echo "Hello World" | snake # hello_world
echo "hello world" | camel # helloWorld
echo "Hello World" | kebab # hello-world
echo "hello world" | title # Hello Worldcsvcol data.csv # List column headers
csvview ',' data.csv # Align CSV into columns
csvjoin users.csv orders.csv 1 # Join on column 1
csvdedup data.csv 1 # Deduplicate by column 1
csvsort data.csv 3 # Sort by column 3
csvstats data.csv 4 # Stats on column 4 (min/max/avg)
csvslice data.csv 10 20 # Extract rows 10-20jpp data.json # Pretty-print JSON
jpick '.users[] | [.id,.email]' file # Extract paths as TSV
jsonvalid data.json # Validate JSON
jsonflat data.json .name # Flatten a key
jsonwalk data.json # Interactive JSON explorer (fzf + jq)cat file.txt | b64enc # Base64 encode
echo "aGVsbG8=" | b64dec # Base64 decode
echo "hello world" | urlenc # URL encode
echo "hello%20world" | urldec # URL decode
echo "test" | hexencode # Hex encode
echo "74657374" | hexdecode # Hex decodebatchrn 's/old/new/' '*.txt' # Batch rename files
batchcp '*.conf' '.bak' # Batch backup with suffix
batchchmod 755 '*.sh' # Batch chmod
batchconvert png '*.jpg' # Batch convert images (needs imagemagick)
batchresize 800x600 '*.png' # Batch resize images
dedupfiles ~/downloads # Find duplicate files by MD5
deduplines data.txt # Remove duplicate lines in-placetarc archive.tar.gz file1 dir2/ # Create tar.gz
tarx archive.tar.gz # Extract any archive (tar.gz/zip/rar/7z)
tarl archive.tar.gz # List archive contentsmyip # Show public IP
myips # Show all local IPs
listenports # Show all listening ports locally
portscan example.com # Scan common ports (auto: nmap or /dev/tcp)
fastscan example.com # Quick top 20 ports
detectservices example.com # Grab banners to identify services
netstat # All sockets (ss -tulanp)
netinfo example.com # Full: DNS + ping + traceroute + portsdnscheck example.com # Full DNS: A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT
dnsptr 8.8.8.8 # Reverse DNS lookup
dnsmail example.com # MX records onlyhttpstatus https://example.com # HTTP status code only
httpheader https://example.com # Response headers only
httpbody https://example.com # Response body only
apicheck https://api.example.com/users # Full endpoint check (method, status, type, body)
apiscan https://example.com # Test common paths (/api, /health, /swagger, etc.)
headcheck https://example.com # Security header audit (HSTS, CSP, XFO, etc.)
cookiecheck https://example.com # Cookie security analysis
csrfcheck https://example.com/login # Check for CSRF tokenssslcheck example.com:443 # Cert details (issuer, expiry, SANs)
ssltest example.com # Test supported protocols + ciphersrecon-audit # Local system audit: ports, SUID, sudo, logins
recon-webcheck https://example.com # Full web recon: SSL + headers + paths
suspicious file.txt # Scan for IPs, URLs, emails, base64, secrets
sec-status # Show which security tools are installed
sec-tools # Install all missing security tools (nmap, whois, etc.)analyze /bin/ls # Full file autopsy: file, strings, hex, ldd, entropy, ELF info
stringsx binary 8 # Extract strings with min length 8
hexview binary 256 # Hex dump first 256 bytes
entropy binary # Shannon entropy estimate (detect packed/encrypted)
cmpbin file1 file2 # Byte-by-byte comparison
peek binary 0 64 # Read 64 bytes at offset 0
exif image.jpg # Metadata extraction (needs exiftool)genpass # Random 24-char password (symbols included)
genpass-simple 16 # Alphanumeric only
genuuid # Generate UUID v4
hash file.txt # Show MD5 + SHA1 + SHA256 + SHA512 at once
hashall ~/documents # Hash all files, write checksums.txt
crypt secret.txt # Encrypt file (AES-256-CBC + PBKDF2)
decrypt secret.txt.enc # Decrypt file
seal project/ # Tar + gzip + encrypt directory
unseal project.tar.gz.enc # Decrypt + extract
gpg-enc file.txt user@example.com # GPG encrypt for recipient
gpg-dec file.txt.gpg # GPG decrypt
totp JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP # Generate TOTP 2FA code from base32 secretlogcheck /var/log/auth.log # Scan for failed auth, sudo, errors
secwatch /var/log/nginx/access.log # Tail log with real-time security highlighting
sudocheck 20 # Last 20 sudo entries
lastlogins 10 # Last 10 login attempts (success + fail)mkcd new-project # mkdir -p && cd
hist 20 # Top 20 most-used commands
histn "git" 10 # Search history for "git", top 10
extract archive.tar.gz # Auto-detect and extract any archive
here # Create temp dir and cd into it
cheat tar # Search cheat.sh for tar examples
epoch 1700000000 # Convert epoch to human date
count # Count files in current dir
size ~/projects # Show total size (du -sh)
findtext "FIXME" # Interactive text search with preview
colors # Show 256 terminal color chart
path # Show PATH one per line
fm # Open file manager (ranger or nnn)
paint "text" # Print text with rainbow colorscat file | cbcopy # Copy to clipboard
cbpaste | jq . # Paste and pipe- Prefix:
Ctrl+s - Split:
|(horiz),-(vert) - New window:
c - Reload config:
r - Resize pane:
j/k/l/h - Pane select:
0..9 - Vim-aware navigation:
Ctrl+h/j/k/l - Status bar toggle:
O(off),o(on) - Quick cheatsheet:
i(opens cht.sh in new window)
- File explorer:
<leader>ee— Toggle nvim-tree<leader>ef— Reveal current file<leader>ec— Collapse tree<leader>er— Refresh tree
- Telescope:
<leader>ff— Find files<leader>fr— Recent files<leader>fs— Live grep<leader>fc— Grep under cursor<leader>ft— Telescope tabs
- LSP:
gd— Go to definitiongr— Referencesgi— Implementation<leader>cx— Code actions<leader>rn— Rename<leader>D— Type definition[d/]d— Previous/next diagnostic
- Debugging (nvim-dap):
<leader>db— Toggle breakpoint<leader>dc— Continue<leader>do— Step over<leader>di— Step into
- Editing:
Ctrl+s— Select all+/-— Increment/decrement number[w— Wrap line,]w— No wrap<leader>sw— Switch window<leader>sv— Split vertical<leader>sh— Split horizontal<leader>se— Equalize splits<leader>sx— Close split<leader>to/tx/tn/tp/tf— Tab operations<leader>zm— Zen mode
- Git:
<leader>gg— Lazygit toggle<leader>gd— Git diff hunk<leader>gp— Git preview hunk
- Other plugins: auto-session, indent-blankline, leap, surround, substitute, trouble, which-key, conform (auto-format), autopairs, comment, silicon (code screenshot), markdown-preview
Check ~/.config/nvim/lua/rendi/ for per-plugin configuration.
- Fonts look weird?
Set your terminal font to JetBrainsMono Nerd Font. - First launch of nvim is slow?
Wait for plugins to install, then restart. - Missing icons in nvim-tree/telescope?
Install the Nerd Font andnvim-web-devicons.
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