In January, I switched my vim colorscheme from monokai to everforest. Since that day, many things changed. I moved from Vim to Neovim. I tried to learn more about Lua. I tested alternatives to Vim plugins for Neovim. I tested many new things on Neovim. And, finally, I’m happy with it. I still need to finish some configuration, like moving my UltiSnips to LuaSnip. But, except that, the experience is quite nice, and I will get better using Lua.
But, one thing didn’t last is that colorscheme, Everforest. I used it for more than two months, but I didn’t fall in love with it.
Switching to Neovim, of course I tried the tokyonight colorscheme, that many users love. But, it’s too blue to me, or maybe it’s because it reminds me of that old Blue Screen of Death :)
I thought I would really enjoy Everforest, but at the end, I just came back to that old monokai that I just love.
Post 55/100 - Round 4 of the 100DaysToOffload challenge !
Passwords! Even if some companies are trying to get rid of them, passwords are probably here to stay for a little while
For my personal use, I like pass, and the pass-tomb extension. But, at work, we use 1password, and an SSO. And, I deeply hate to have to connect each time on a web page to get the credentials.
So, I checked if there was a CLI. Of course, 1password provides one. And, you can install it on Linux, OS X, and even Windows.
Once the 1password app installed, it’s a gui app by the way, you need to go to “Settings → Developer”, and then check the “Connect with 1Password CLI”.
Once it’s done, add this function in your favourite shell configuration:
1pass(){
# that's 1password cli tool used with fzf
# it's the best to have it in a tmux session because if not it will require
# you to reauthenticate for each new terminal that you open
op item list |fzf --bind 'enter:become( op item get {1} )'
}
The only thing a bit annoying is that 1password authorize access for every new terminal you create for security reasons.
That could be annoying, but since I’m always in tmux, that’s not a concern because I have a “1password” session that’s always there if needed to check something.
That’s it!
Post 54/100 - Round 4 of the 100DaysToOffload challenge !
Star Wars release date in the US was May 25 … 1977. I can’t believe it’s almost half a century that the movie was recorded.
Time flies…