My Custom .bashrc File 🚀

Welcome to my customized .bashrc! This configuration file comes with some awesome features that enhance your terminal experience. Here's an overview of what's inside:

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Features 🛠️

1. Timer for Command Duration ⏱️

Ever wondered how long a command takes to run? This .bashrc includes a timer that calculates and displays the duration of each command.

• How it works:
  • A timer starts automatically when a command is executed.
  • When the command finishes, the duration is displayed in the prompt in hours, minutes, and seconds.
• Example Prompt: [1m 45s]

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2. Exit Code Display ❌✅

Know immediately if your last command succeeded or failed.

• How it works:
  • The exit code of the last command is displayed in red if non-zero (error), or omitted if the command succeeded.
• Example Prompt: (indicating an error with exit code 127 - command not found).

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3. Fancy Prompt ✨

Your terminal prompt is informative and colorful, showing:

• Current time ⏰
• Username and hostname 👤
• Current working directory 📁
• Git branch (if inside a Git repository) 🌿

Example:

[1m 45s][14:32:12] user@hostname:/path/to/dir (main)$

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4. Improved Bash Completion 🖇️

Bash completion is enabled for easier command navigation.

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5. command-not-found Integration 🔍

If you type a command that doesn't exist, this configuration provides helpful suggestions (if the command-not-found package is installed).

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6. Enhanced ls Aliases 🌈

Navigate your file system with ease using colorful output and handy aliases:

• l - List all files in long format.
• ll - Same as ls -l.
• lt - Sort files by modification time.
• la - List all files, including hidden ones.
• lh - Display sizes in human-readable format.
• lat - Detailed listing with permissions, sizes, and timestamps.

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7. Custom Path Management 🚦

The .bashrc dynamically adds the Go binaries directory to your PATH if Go is installed.

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8. Default Editor Settings ✏️

Sets vim as the default editor for both EDITOR and VISUAL environment variables.

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9. Sudo Alias 🛡️

Allows aliases to work even when using sudo.

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Preview

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Install Dependencies 🔧

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y vim git bash-completion

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Usage 📖

1. Copy the .bashrc file to your home directory:

   cp .bashrc ~/.bashrc

2. Reload your .bashrc:

   source ~/.bashrc

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Additional Files 📂

inputrc

If it interests you, I’ve also included my inputrc file for enhanced input behavior in the terminal. Feel free to check it out!

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Contributing 🤝

Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues if you have suggestions or improvements.

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License 📜

This .bashrc configuration is open-source and available under the MIT License.

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Enjoy your enhanced terminal experience! 🎉