.xonshrc

# Note to self: keep this fairly minimal

# load default path stuff
source-bash $(/usr/libexec/path_helper -s)
source-bash ~/.zshenv

# setup a good prompt
$XONSH_COLOR_STYLE = 'nord-darker'

$PROMPT = '{cwd}{branch_color}{curr_branch: {}}{RESET} {RED}{last_return_code_if_nonzero:[{BOLD_INTENSE_RED}{}{RED}] }{RESET}{BOLD_BLUE}{prompt_end}{RESET} '

# make ls not blue for directories (not really readable by default)
$LSCOLORS = "Axfxcxdxbxegedabagacad"

# vim style editing (set -o vi)
$VI_MODE = True

# completion settings
# $UPDATE_COMPLETIONS_ON_KEYPRESS = True
# $AUTO_SUGGEST_IN_COMPLETIONS = True  # populate first completion with autosuggest result
$COMPLETIONS_CONFIRM = False # <enter> runs command (doesn't need to confirm completion first)
$COMPLETION_MODE     = 'menu-complete' # first <tab> completes to longest,
                                       # subsequent cycles through options

# better cd
execx($(zoxide init xonsh), 'exec', __xonsh__.ctx, filename='zoxide')
aliases['cd'] = 'z'

# if command not found, try to cd to it (setopt auto_cd)
$AUTO_CD = True

# good fix, now that pip doesn't have global packages
xontrib load vox
vox activate global

# -------------------------- setup some useful aliases -------------------------

# mkdir and cd in one
aliases['mkcd'] = lambda d: ![mkdir @(d)] and ![cd @(d)]

aliases['..'] = 'cd ..'
for i in range(1, 10):
    # "..." doesn't work, I think because it's a python keyword
    aliases['...' + '.' * i] = f"cd {'../' * (i + 1)}"

aliases['ll']     = 'ls -aAlFG'
aliases['777']    = 'chmod -R 777'
aliases['755']    = 'chmod -R 755'
aliases['e']      = 'nvim'
aliases['crago']  = 'cargo' # inside joke
aliases['krago']  = 'cargo'
aliases['mkdir']  = 'mkdir -p' # why would this not be the default
aliases['python'] = 'python3'
aliases['py']     = 'python3'
aliases['pip']    = 'python3 -m pip'
aliases['loc']    = 'tokei' # I always forget what tokei is called


# rotate screen
aliases['rot0']  = 'displayplacer "id:295EFFCF-5579-DFC0-9543-25CA8492520A degree:0"'
aliases['rot90'] = 'displayplacer "id:295EFFCF-5579-DFC0-9543-25CA8492520A degree:90"'



# -------------------------------- local aliases -------------------------------

# my scripts
aliases['mdscript'] = '~/mdscript/mdwatch.py'
aliases['dungeon'] = '~/dungeon-note-3/dungeon.py'

# my directories
aliases['school']   = 'cd ~/school'
aliases['gamedev']  = 'cd ~/gamedev'
aliases['keyboard'] = 'cd ~/keyboard'
aliases['resume']   = 'cd ~/resume'
aliases['chinese']  = 'cd ~/Desktop/chinese'
aliases['aoc']      = 'cd ~/Desktop/aoc2022'

# for every directory in ~/school, create an alias
for dir in $(ls -d ~/school/*/).split('\n'):
    if len(dir) == 0: continue
    aliases[dir.split('/')[-2]] = f'cd {dir}'

# create a good shorthand for Clang, with the usual flags I want to use
aliases['c'] = 'clang++ -std=c++11 -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -Werror'

# ----------------------------------- scripts ----------------------------------

# for every file in ~/scripts, create an alias
for file in $(ls ~/scripts/).split('\n'):
    if len(file) == 0: continue
    name, extension = file.rsplit('.', 1)
    if extension == 'py':
        aliases[name] = f'python3 ~/scripts/{file}'
    elif extension == 'sh':
        aliases[name] = f'~/scripts/{file}'
    elif extension == 'hs':
        aliases[name] = f'stack ~/scripts/{file}'
    else:
        aliases[name] = f'~/scripts/{file}'