A 🔋 included SwayFX config primarily written for Arch (with your contribution it can support your distro too!)

A few of OurDotfiles features:

• SwayFX (Sway with Eye Candy!)
• Neovim (with 🔋 included IDE-like config)
• Rofi
• Wezterm (with included oh-my-zsh + Powerline10k theme)
• Yazi (Set as your default file manager with the help of xdg-desktop-portal-termfilechooser!)
• waybar
• tmux
• btrfs snapshotting (If you're using btrfs, it will automagically set up Snapper as well as grub-btrfs and snap-pac for easier recovery from borked updates!)
• shared games folder (on seperate subvolume for improved space savings while gaming and utilizing snapshots!)

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GR3YH4TT3R93/OurDots/main/.config/scripts/install.sh | bash

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/GR3YH4TT3R93/OurDots.git ~/

~/.config/scripts/install.sh

# bare:
b remote set-url https://your.git.fork/repo

# regular:
git init
git config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no
git remote add origin https://your.git.fork/repo

e # open editor

Use ESC or CTRL-[ to enter Normal mode.

But some people may like the custom escape key such as jj, jk and so on, if you want to custom the escape key, you can learn more from here.

• ctrl-p : Previous command in history
• ctrl-n : Next command in history
• / : Search backward in history
• n : Repeat the last /

Normal mode is indicated with block style cursor, and Insert mode with beam style cursor by default.

In Normal mode you can use vv to edit current command line in an editor (e.g. vi/vim/nvim...), because it is bound to the Visual mode.

You can change the editor by ZVM_VI_EDITOR option, by default it is $EDITOR.

• $ : To the end of the line
• ^ : To the first non-blank character of the line
• 0 : To the first character of the line
• w : [count] words forward
• W : [count] WORDS forward
• e : Forward to the end of word [count] inclusive
• E : Forward to the end of WORD [count] inclusive
• b : [count] words backward
• B : [count] WORDS backward
• t{char} : Till before [count]'th occurrence of {char} to the right
• T{char} : Till before [count]'th occurrence of {char} to the left
• f{char} : To [count]'th occurrence of {char} to the right
• F{char} : To [count]'th occurrence of {char} to the left
• ; : Repeat latest f, t, F or T [count] times
• , : Repeat latest f, t, F or T in opposite direction

• i : Insert text before the cursor
• I : Insert text before the first character in the line
• a : Append text after the cursor
• A : Append text at the end of the line
• o : Insert new command line below the current one
• O : Insert new command line above the current one

There are 2 kinds of keybinding mode for surround operating, default is classic mode, you can choose the mode by setting ZVM_VI_SURROUND_BINDKEY option.

1. classic mode (verb->s->surround)

• S" : Add " for visual selection
• ys" : Add " for visual selection
• cs"' : Change " to '
• ds" : Delete "

1. s-prefix mode (s->verb->surround)

• sa" : Add " for visual selection
• sd" : Delete "
• sr"' : Change " to '

Note that key sequences must be pressed in fairly quick succession to avoid a timeout. You may extend this timeout with the ZVM_KEYTIMEOUT option.

• vi" : Select the text object inside the quotes
• va( : Select the text object including the brackets

Then you can do any operation for the selection:

1. Add surrounds for text object

• vi" -> S[ or sa[ => "object" -> "[object]"
• va" -> S[ or sa[ => "object" -> ["object"]

1. Delete/Yank/Change text object

• di( or vi( -> d
• ca( or va( -> c
• yi( or vi( -> y

In normal mode, typing ctrl-a will increase to the next keyword, and typing ctrl-x will decrease to the next keyword. The keyword can be at the cursor, or to the right of the cursor (on the same line). The keyword could be as below:

• Number (Decimal, Hexadecimal, Binary...)
• Boolean (True or False, Yes or No, On or Off...)
• Weekday (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...)
• Month (January, February, March, April, May...)
• Operator (&&, ||, ++, --, ==, !==, and, or...)
• ...

For example:

1. Increment

• 9 => 10
• aa99bb => aa100bb
• aa100bc => aa101bc
• 0xDe => 0xdf
• 0Xdf => 0Xe0
• 0b101 => 0b110
• 0B11 => 0B101
• true => false
• yes => no
• on => off
• T => F
• Fri => Sat
• Oct => Nov
• Monday => Tuesday
• January => February
• + => -
• ++ => --
• == => !=
• !== => ===
• && => ||
• and => or
• ...

1. Decrement:

• 100 => 99
• aa100bb => aa99bb
• 0 => -1
• 0xdE0 => 0xDDF
• 0xffFf0 => 0xfffef
• 0xfffF0 => 0xFFFEF
• 0x0 => 0xffffffffffffffff
• 0Xf => 0Xe
• 0b100 => 0b010
• 0B100 => 0B011
• True => False
• On => Off
• Sun => Sat
• Jan => Dec
• Monday => Sunday
• August => July
• / => *
• ++ => --
• == => !=
• !== => ===
• || => &&
• or => and
• ...