#Iterm split pane install

screen - If you use screen on remote systems, this is a series of useful aliases for working with it.ruby - Adds aliases and functions for common ruby work.Hotkey in Finder to navigate to latest terminal. Finder can be queried: Marta file browser (awesome) I'm not sure but developer can add if enough people are intereste I think, it's an awesome project and really nice developer. rsync - Adds a few aliases for the most common rsync actions iTerm is scriptable and can be queried about file path, user and hostname, as well as pane/tab/window configuration.osx - Adds a few commands for triggering behavior that is OSX specific, like working with the clipboard and interacting with the Finder.node - Adds a ton of aliases and functions for working with Node.homebrew - Adds a ton of aliases and functions for working with Homebrew.

git - Adds a ton of aliases and functions for working with Git.

fasd - Creates a hotkey for switching the active directory based on most-recent/most-frequent semantics.

docker - Adds a ton of aliases and functions for working with Docker.

autosuggestions - Enables zsh-autosuggestions.

archive - Creates archive, lsarchive, and unarchive for generically working with a variety of archive types.

Your mileage may vary, but I almost always install:

#Iterm split pane install

Additional Prezto ModulesĪfter you install Prezto, you will almost certainly want to add some modules to make it more powerful. zshrc file, just below all of the Prezto activation steps. Once you run this startup, the place to customize Prezto is the zpreztorc file, and the place to add your own customizations to ZSH is still the. I’m assuming you don’t already have dot-files for ZSH at this point if you do save them off before doing this. zshrc that will enable several other files keyed off of the. 1 git clone -recursive ' $ ' 5 doneĪll this does is set up your home directory with the right “dot-files” to make prezto happy, including a.