PARTY-TERMINAL

party parrot terminal config for 'oh-my-zsh'

Update

Added a party function in the zshcfg to allow for turning the parrots on or off.

# turn off party parrots
> party -n

# turn on party parrots
> party -y
# or
> party

Dependencies

• iterm2
• oh-my-zsh
• powerlevel9k
• imgcat for party img display | Iterm2 > Install Shell Integration
• zsh-syntax-highlighting need to clone into plugins folder
• apixu - for weather signup is FREE
  modify the line
  local weather=$(curl -s "http://api.apixu.com/v1/current.json?key=<your-api-key>&q=<zip-code>")
  in .zshrc
• jq brew install jq
• gshuf brew install coreutils
• airport # create symlink (below)

sudo ln -s /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/airport /usr/local/bin/airport

Optional Config

You may need to adjust the .zshrc file if not using the following

• MODIFY .ZSHRC

  prompt_zsh_party(){
      local fname=$(ls '/Users/PUF1501/temp/termicon/parrots' | gshuf -n 1)
      local img=$(imgcat '/Users/PUF1501/temp/termicon/parrots/'$fname)
      echo -n $img'\n'
  }

    with the '/path/to/parrots/folder'
  

• diff-so-fancy

  # First, add the diff-so-fancy script to your PATH - (see /scripts/)
  # Then => execute:
  git config --global alias.dsf '!f() { [ -z "$GIT_PREFIX" ] || cd "$GIT_PREFIX" '\
  '&& git diff --color "$@" | diff-so-fancy  | less --tabs=4 -RFX; }; f'
  # Or check out the Repo for more usage instructions

• colorls (ruby)
  brew install ruby
sudo chown -R username:group ~/.gem
gem install colorls

  (*nix) if you run into issues creating the makefile try sudo apt-get install build-essential dh-autoreconf

• Create key-mapping in Iterm2 > Preferences > Keys > Key Mappings for ^[accept in (zsh-autosuggestion)
  
  

• Optional wifi / battery segments (modify .zshrc)

    POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS=(status zsh_weather time custom_internet_signal zsh_battery_level)

FONTS

• USE FURA CODE NERD FONT 13.5pt (see /font/)
• USE LIGATURES

Plugins

• zsh-syntax-highlighting
• zsh-autosuggestions
• osx
• emoji
• encode64
• sudo
• urltools
• web-search

Color Scheme

Import iterm colors

VSCode Config - see vscode folder

Natural Text Editing

Goto Iterm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Keys

Select 'Load Preset' and choose 'Natural Text Editing'