All of these dot files collectively define my working environment (bash, nvim, i3, git, etc.), which I use everyday

• Get the dotfiles and execute install.sh to create all symlinks in your $HOME dir
• However, if you already have any existing files, they will not be replaced (unless you use the --force flag)
• Use --sudo flag if you want to make systemd links under /etc/

$ git clone [email protected]:vdraceil/dotfiles.git
$ ./dotfiles/install.sh

• pip uninstall greenlet followed by pip install --user pynvim - required for deoplete vim Plugin
• pip install pycodestyle pyflakes flake8 autopep8 - required for ale vim Plugin
• npm install -g eslint vls - required for ale vim Plugin
• yay ctags - install exuberant-ctags for tagbar vim Plugin
• make sure flake8, autopep8, eslint, etc. are all directly accessible (executables in $PATH) or else move them over to /usr/local/bin manually
• Next, open nvim. It'll take care of installing all the plugins
• After the installation completes, dismiss the Vundle Preview Split and check if vim looks visually alright (Check Airline bar, Tab bar, Colorscheme, etc.)

$ nv

• Check the bash prompt color change based on success/failure of the previous command

• .bashrc - additional customization can be done by introducing a new local overrides file ~/.local/.bashrc