@sebastienrousseau/dotfiles 0.2.440 → 0.2.452

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  1. package/COPYRIGHT +5 -0
  2. package/LICENSE +1260 -2
  3. package/Makefile +79 -0
  4. package/README.md +328 -71
  5. package/bin/dotfiles.sh +150 -0
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  12. package/{Icon/r → shell/aliases/default/README.md} +0 -0
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  18. package/shell/aliases/heroku/README.md +457 -0
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  48. package/shell/functions/code.sh +18 -0
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  56. package/{zsh/zsh/functions/genpwd.zsh → shell/functions/genpwd.sh} +8 -3
  57. package/shell/functions/goto.sh +14 -0
  58. package/shell/functions/headers.sh +4 -0
  59. package/{zsh/zsh/functions/hidehiddenfiles.zsh → shell/functions/hidehiddenfiles.sh} +7 -2
  60. package/shell/functions/history-all.sh +7 -0
  61. package/shell/functions/hostinfo.sh +25 -0
  62. package/{zsh/zsh/functions/hstats.zsh → shell/functions/hstats.sh} +6 -1
  63. package/shell/functions/httpdebug.sh +7 -0
  64. package/shell/functions/keygen.sh +23 -0
  65. package/shell/functions/last.sh +9 -0
  66. package/shell/functions/logout.sh +10 -0
  67. package/shell/functions/lowercase.sh +28 -0
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  72. package/shell/functions/myproc.sh +7 -0
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  74. package/shell/functions/print.sh +13 -0
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  81. package/{zsh/zsh/functions/showhiddenfiles.zsh → shell/functions/showhiddenfiles.sh} +7 -2
  82. package/{zsh/zsh/functions/size.zsh → shell/functions/size.sh} +6 -1
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  85. package/shell/functions/tree.sh +13 -0
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  87. package/shell/functions/uuidgen.sh +27 -0
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  89. package/shell/functions/vscode.sh +31 -0
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  91. package/shell/functions/zipf.sh +14 -0
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  127. package/zsh/functions.zsh +0 -42
  128. package/zsh/history.zsh +0 -53
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  131. package/zsh/zsh/configurations/editor.zsh +0 -21
  132. package/zsh/zsh/configurations/history.zsh +0 -53
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  137. package/zsh/zsh/functions/changediskpwd.zsh +0 -4
  138. package/zsh/zsh/functions/code.zsh +0 -2
  139. package/zsh/zsh/functions/countdown.zsh +0 -33
  140. package/zsh/zsh/functions/curlheader.zsh +0 -12
  141. package/zsh/zsh/functions/curltime.zsh +0 -12
  142. package/zsh/zsh/functions/extract.zsh +0 -27
  143. package/zsh/zsh/functions/goto.zsh +0 -8
  144. package/zsh/zsh/functions/history-all.zsh +0 -2
  145. package/zsh/zsh/functions/hostinfo.zsh +0 -19
  146. package/zsh/zsh/functions/httpdebug.zsh +0 -2
  147. package/zsh/zsh/functions/keygen.zsh +0 -18
  148. package/zsh/zsh/functions/logout.zsh +0 -5
  149. package/zsh/zsh/functions/lowercase.zsh +0 -23
  150. package/zsh/zsh/functions/matrix.zsh +0 -4
  151. package/zsh/zsh/functions/mcd.zsh +0 -11
  152. package/zsh/zsh/functions/mount_read_only.zsh +0 -4
  153. package/zsh/zsh/functions/myproc.zsh +0 -2
  154. package/zsh/zsh/functions/print.zsh +0 -8
  155. package/zsh/zsh/functions/ql.zsh +0 -2
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  157. package/zsh/zsh/functions/remove_disk.zsh +0 -4
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  159. package/zsh/zsh/functions/stopwatch.zsh +0 -8
  160. package/zsh/zsh/functions/trash.zsh +0 -8
  161. package/zsh/zsh/functions/tree.zsh +0 -8
  162. package/zsh/zsh/functions/uppercase.zsh +0 -23
  163. package/zsh/zsh/functions/zipf.zsh +0 -9
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