#!/bin/bash

# .bashrc expects that shdetect has already been run.

# .bashrc expects a working ~/.dhd checkout and will dot-source dhd's .profile

# if that hasn't already happened.

# If shdetect isn't working after the .profile dot-source, it will stop execution.

#

# .bashrc should contain ONLY statements that apply to interactive bash shells

# Bashisms are obviously appropriate here

# Try not to rely on non-POSIX tools (like GNU grep), or that a given optional

# package (like SSH) is installed.

# An exception: when it's more helpful for a command to fail than for it to be

# undefined

# If possible, test for non-POSIX extensions before using in this file

# This file may be sourced multiple times; all settings should be idempotent

# For fuck's sake, Apple

# export BASH_SILENCE_DEPRECATION_WARNING=1

# We use this to find paths inside dhd

export DHD=${DHD:-"$HOME/.dhd"}

MRL_BASHRC_GUARD=1

if test -z "$MRL_PROFILE_GUARD"; then

. $DHD/hbase/.profile

fi

if test -z "$DHD_SHDETECT_INCLUDED"; then

return

fi

interactive=

case $- in

*i*) interactive=1;;

esac

# Ignore the rest of this file if this shell is noninteractive

# We only care about this file in an interactive shell

# ... probably I should reorganize this shit but whatever

if ! test "$interactive"; then

return

fi

export CDPATH="$HOME:$HOME/Documents:$HOME/Documents/Repositories"

# A pipeline with a failing command at the beginning will set $? to a failure even if later piped commands succeed

set -o pipefail

# glob filenames in a case-insensitive manner

# NOT the same as tab-complete case insensitively - you must add

# set completion-ignore-case on

# in .inputrc for that.

shopt -s nocaseglob

# Fix some problems where lines wrap incorrectly

shopt -s checkwinsize

# When writing the history file, append this session's commands to the file

# (By default, it will overwrite the history file with commands from this session)

shopt -s histappend

case "$DHD_LS_TYPE" in

gnu) alias ls="ls -FhN --color=always";;

bsd) alias ls="ls -FhG";;

*) alias ls="ls -F";;

esac

alias lsa='ls -a'

alias lsl='ls -a -l'

alias lsli='lsl -i' # lsl+inodes

alias l1='ls -1'

alias llm='lsl -r -t' # lsl+ sort by modified time (lastest at bottom)

if test "$DHD_DF_H"; then

alias df="df -h"

fi

alias ..="cd .."

alias c=clear

alias h=history

alias wcl="wc -l"

alias omg="echo wtf"

alias .b='. $HOME/.profile; . $HOME/.bashrc'

alias xttitle='printf "\e]2;""$@""\007"'

alias ddate="date +%Y%m%d"

alias m=more

alias l=less

export LESS="-icdMR"

alias wh="type -a" # type -a is a bashism

alias dush='du -sh' # du -h is a POSIX extension

# This is dumb but I can never fucking remember that tcsh's rehash is bash's hash -r

# I haven't used tcsh in over a decade jesus christ

alias rehash='hash -r'

# Test for a grep that supports --color=auto, which includes GNU, FreeBSD, and macOS greps

if test "$DHD_LS_SUPPORTS_COLOR_AUTO"; then

alias grep="grep --color=auto"

fi

alias psa="ps -A"

psaf() {

# (the second call to grep prevents this function from being returned as a hit)

psa | grep -i "$1" | grep -v "grep -i $1"

}

# For my 'scr' command

export SCR_DEFAULT_SESSION="megaframe"

# Aliases to make it easy to connect over ssh or scp WITHOUT CHECKING HOST KEYS

alias sshtel="ssh -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no"

alias scptel="scp -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no"

alias canhazip='curl icanhazip.com'

# gets public ip via dns. can help for when behind pay hotspots.

# via https://twitter.com/climagic/status/220977468360765442 / @brimston3

# some hotspots fuck with udp/53; you might try dig +tcp if that happens

alias dnsip='dig myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com +short'

alias k=kubectl

# Colorize man pages

# See: http://boredzo.org/blog/archives/2016-08-15/colorized-man-pages-understood-and-customized

man() {

}

cdd() {

}

# The number of lines to save to _memory_ in a history list

export HISTSIZE="INFINITE"

# The number of lines to save to _disk_ in a history list

# Formerly INFINITE, set to finite value to prevent secrets from persisting forever

export HISTFILESIZE="5000"

# If a command starts with a space, do not save it in history

export HISTCONTROL="ignorespace"

# Add a timestamp to history entry

#export HISTTIMEFORMAT="%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S "

# Add an epoch-based timestamp to history entry (required for dbhist)

HISTTIMEFORMAT="%s "

# Completion settings

# on macOS, 'brew install bash-completion' is required

test -e $HOMEBREWDIR/etc/bash_completion && source $HOMEBREWDIR/etc/bash_completion

dhd_cmdavail doctl && source <(doctl completion bash)

dhd_cmdavail aws && dhd_cmdavail aws_completer && complete -C aws_completer aws

# Prompt

# NOTE: The bash prompt keeps track of its length, in characters, in order to

# propertly wrap text if the command line being entered gets too long.

# Unfortunately, it does so indiscriminately - even non-printable characters,

# which by definition do not take up space on the line, are counted by

# default.

# Working around this problem requires two components:

# 1. checkwinsize (set above)

# 2. wrapping sequences of non-printable characters in \[ and \]

# My `ansi` script is supposed to handle #2, but unfortunately that isn't

# working the way I expected, so I had to resort to adding the wrapper

# characters myself below.

# Additionally, I set these $ansi_* variables below so that the ansi script is

# only being called once, in order to speed up the prompt.

ansi_reset=$(ansi mode=reset)

ansi_bold=$(ansi mode=bold)

ansi_fg_white=$(ansi fg=white)

ansi_fg_green=$(ansi fg=green)

ansi_fg_gray=$(ansi mode=unbold fg=white)

ansi_fg_red=$(ansi fg=red)

ansi_fg_blue=$(ansi fg=blue)

ansi_fg_magenta=$(ansi fg=magenta)

bashprompt() {

}

# Currently, Warp can't handle PROMPT_COMMAND

if test "$TERM_PROGRAM" != "WarpTerminal"; then

export PROMPT_COMMAND=bashprompt

fi

# Enable dbhist

DBHISTORY=true

# Location of dbhist database

DBHISTORYFILE=$HOME/.dbhist

# Dot-source dbhist

# This must happen _after_ bashprompt is set

source $DHD/opt/bash/dbhist.sh

if test -d "$HOME/.bashrc.d"; then

for script in $(find "$HOME/.bashrc.d" -type f); do

. "$script"

done

fi

if test -e "$DHD/hosts/$DHD_HOSTNAME/motd.sh"; then

. "$DHD/hosts/$DHD_HOSTNAME/motd.sh"

else

. "$DHD/hosts/default/motd.sh"

fi

if test -e "$DHD/hosts/$DHD_HOSTNAME/bashrc.sh"; then

. "$DHD/hosts/$DHD_HOSTNAME/bashrc.sh"

fi

PATH="/Users/mrled/perl5/bin${PATH:+:${PATH}}"; export PATH;

PERL5LIB="/Users/mrled/perl5/lib/perl5${PERL5LIB:+:${PERL5LIB}}"; export PERL5LIB;

PERL_LOCAL_LIB_ROOT="/Users/mrled/perl5${PERL_LOCAL_LIB_ROOT:+:${PERL_LOCAL_LIB_ROOT}}"; export PERL_LOCAL_LIB_ROOT;

PERL_MB_OPT="--install_base \"/Users/mrled/perl5\""; export PERL_MB_OPT;

PERL_MM_OPT="INSTALL_BASE=/Users/mrled/perl5"; export PERL_MM_OPT;

# Jesus fucking christ these people are just so fucking tacky

export DOCKER_SCAN_SUGGEST=false

# Indeed setup gunk.

# update-managed-repos adds this line, but it runs a lot of code on every shell launch, which is slow.

# Here, we disable it, but we define an alias to allow importing it if necessary

# Disable it:

if test "$MRL_INDEED_ENV_SETUP_GUNK"; then

echo ".bashrc: enabling Indeed env setup gunk"

# BEGIN env Setup -- Managed by Ansible DO NOT EDIT.

# Setup INDEED_ENV_DIR earlier.

if [ -z "${INDEED_ENV_DIR}" ]; then

export INDEED_ENV_DIR="/Users/mledbetter/env"

fi

# Single-brace syntax because this is required in bash and sh alike

if [ -e "${INDEED_ENV_DIR}/etc/indeedrc" ]; then

. "${INDEED_ENV_DIR}/etc/indeedrc"

fi

# END env Setup -- Managed by Ansible DO NOT EDIT.

else

# Allow re-importing bashrc with the above enabled:

alias indeedgunk="export MRL_INDEED_ENV_SETUP_GUNK=yes; . ~/.profile; . ~/.bashrc"

# Add some indeed-specific nice-to-haves without requiring the gunk

alias cdi="cd ~/indeed"

fi

[ -f ~/.fzf.bash ] && source ~/.fzf.bash

. "$HOME/.cargo/env"