This is where I put my bash settings for OSX. This includes:
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Nicely colored prompt
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Yellow = clean, red = dirty in prompt for SVN and Git
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Automatic project aliases
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Ruby on Rails specific aliases
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RVM support
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Bundler compatible irbrc
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Vim configuration
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… and much more!
To get it all, run these commands:
cd ~ git clone git://github.com/iain/osx_settings.git .osx_settings ln -fs .osx_settings/.autotest ln -fs .osx_settings/.gemrc ln -fs .osx_settings/.gitconfig ln -fs .osx_settings/.gitignore ln -fs .osx_settings/.irbrc ln -fs .osx_settings/.profile ln -fs .osx_settings/.rvmrc ln -fs .osx_settings/.vim ln -fs .osx_settings/.vimrc
Basically, any file ending in .sh is to be included in your .bashrc or in your .profile and can stay where they are. All other files need to be in the home directory to work.
To get project aliases working, edit .profile and change these lines to suit your environment:
PROJECT_PARENT_DIRS[0]="$HOME/Projects"
Don’t forget to enable ‘Use bright colors for bold text’ in Terminal.app, if you have trouble reading it.
I can’t remember exactly where I got all stuff, but mostly from relevance/etc. Heavily modified some stuff to fit my own needs of course.
Thanks everybody who contributed! Feel free to use this, fork this or whatever. Additions are very welcome!