![Ubuntu](https://github.com/mentos1386/env/workflows/Ubuntu/badge.svg) ![Fedora](https://github.com/mentos1386/env/workflows/Fedora/badge.svg) my workspace/environment as a docker container ============================================== - [Introduction](#introduction) - [Clipboard](#clipboard) - [Disclamer](#disclamer) - [Setup](#setup) - [Development setup with docker](#development-setup-with-docker) - [Start and stop service](#start-and-stop-service) - [Access host from the blink](#access-host-from-the-blink) - [References](#references) - [Demo](#demo) # TODO: - [ ] Multiarch build - [x] Github actions - [ ] Add the tools i use - zsh, spaceship-prompt, git - [ ] Add the configurations i have - zsh, git, nextcloud - [ ] Fedora?? - [ ] GUI using VNC? # Introduction [blink shell](https://blink.sh) is an excellent minimalistic SSH and mosh client for apple mobile devices. For some folks, like me that's a tool #1, I spent most of the time in terminal (also I work mostly from the iPad pro). Here I share blink-related dotfiles and create a development repository. Feel free to use, share and of course to contribute! # Clipboard Paste from iPad to blink works out of the box, but in opposite it depends. If we copy wrapped lines, usually they breaks. I don't mind apps with menus and interfaces (i.e. `mc`, `tmux` with window splits, editors, etc.) As for now, the perfect solution is to use OSC52 escape codes, these works well with ssh and recent `mosh`. ## Disclamer In order to get clipboard setup working, we need recent software: tmux 3+, mosh 1.3+, vim 8+ or neovim 4.3+ Check your repository first! Usually it means that such apps should be compiled or installed using [brew](https://brew.sh) (yes, it works with linux too!) # Setup Clone repository to the .dotfiles folder: ```shell git clone http://github.com/andrius/blink-dotfiles ~/.dotfiles ``` Tmux setup: ```shell ln -s ~/.dotfiles/tmux/tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf ``` VIM or neovim setup: ```shell mkdir -p ~/.config ln -s ~/.dotfiles/nvim ~/.config/nvim ln -s ~/.dotfiles/nvim/vimrc ~/.vimrc git clone https://github.com/Shougo/dein.vim ~/.cache/vim/dein/repos/github.com/Shougo/dein.vim # vim users: replace nvim by vim below nvim -V1 -es -i NONE -N --noplugin -u "/home/${SSH_USER}/.config/nvim/config/vimrc" \ -c "try | call dein#clear_state() | call dein#update() | finally | messages | qall! | endtry" ``` # Development setup with docker It is possible to test stuff with docker. Given dockerfiles just contains `openssh-server` and `mosh-server`, and minimal setup to get things working. It is possible to test them directly from the blink shell Supported docker services (and operating systems): - alpine tmux, mosh and neovim installed with apk, clipboard does not work with mosh; - debian tmux and mosh compiled, vim installed as a package. Clipboard works correctly; - brew debian with homebrew installed. tmux, mosh and neovim installed with brew, everything works; - ubuntu ubunut 20.10 with apt-get installed tmux, mosh and vim. Clipboard works correctly. ## Start and stop service To start: ```shell # assign alpine, debian, brew or ubuntu to the SERVICE SERVICE=alpine && \ docker-compose build --force-rm --pull ${SERVICE} && \ docker-compose up -d ${SERVICE} && \ docker-compose logs -ft --tail=100 ${SERVICE} ``` To stop: ```shell docker-compose rm --stop --force ``` ## Access host from the blink Each time when you build new docker image, SSH keys would be updated, so cleanup known hosts file first: ```shell rm ~/.ssh/known_hosts ``` SSH access: ```shell ssh -oPort=22022 blink@host ``` mosh access: ```shell mosh blink@host -P 22022 -p 22022 ``` (if there is issue due to the busy UDP port, you might kill mosh-server first): ```shell docker-compose exec alpine killall mosh-server ``` # References [vim-oscyank plugin](https://github.com/ojroques/vim-oscyank) # Demo Screencast [download link](./docs/sceencast.mp4) ![screencast](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andrius/blink-dotfiles/main/docs/sceencast.mp4)