#+title: Fish RC File
#+author: Preston Pan
#+date: <2023-06-09 Fri>
#+description: My fish shell configuration.

#+html_head: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../style.css" />

* Configuration
** Environment Variables
We define our path and also some environment variables. Since
I use guix as one of my package managers, I set GUIX_LOCPATH.
Also, I have a ~/.local/bin directory where I keep my scripts.
#+begin_src fish :tangle config.fish
fish_add_path -m ~/.local/bin
fish_add_path -m ~/gems/bin
fish_add_path -m ~/.local/share/gem/ruby/3.0.0/bin
set -x GUIX_LOCPATH $HOME/.guix-profile/lib/locale
set -x GEM_HOME "~/gems"
#+end_src
** Aliases
Now we define some aliases:
*** Git
We want to define aliases only if we call fish as an interactive shell.
We also define some common aliases for git commands:
#+begin_src fish :tangle config.fish
if status is-interactive
    alias gcl="git clone"
    alias gp="git push"
    alias gpu="git pull"
    alias gcm="git commit"
#+end_src
*** Pacman
Now we define aliases for commonly used pacman commands in the form
of the paru aur helper:
#+begin_src fish :tangle config.fish
    alias p="paru -S"
    alias pq="paru -sS"
    alias pd="paru -Rncs"
    alias syncweb="rsync -uvrP --delete-after website_html/ root@nullring.xyz:/var/www/ret2pop/"
#+end_src
*** Misc.
These are generally useful commands. Since I use mbsync, I wrote an alias
for it.
#+begin_src fish :tangle config.fish
    alias c="clear"
    alias l="ls -a"
    alias mkdir="mkdir -pv"
    alias syncmail="mbsync -c ~/.config/doom/mbsyncrc prestonpan"
#+end_src
** Vi Mode
Now we want to use vi mode because it is better.
#+begin_src fish :tangle config.fish
    fish_vi_key_bindings
end
#+end_src