# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
packages_linux_common_all_families:
    # A download manager more capable than wget
  - 'aria2'
    # Shell-based math operations
  - 'bc'
    # A nice system stats and health overview
  - 'btop'
    # Brings mkfs.fat and related tools for the rare occasion that we absolutely
    # have to work with a FAT-formatted partition.
  - 'dosfstools'
    # DHCP server response debugging
  - 'dhcping'
    # Fast host liveness scanner
  - 'fping'
    # Version control
  - 'git'
    # Network bandwidth and performance measurement
  - 'iperf3'
    # Manipulate JSON
  - 'jq'
    # All things FTP, SFTP, FTP over SSL etc.
  - 'lftp'
    # Log file navigator
  - 'lnav'
    # Process inspector
  - 'lsof'
    # In-memory file transfer buffer
  - 'mbuffer'
    # Advanced trace routes
  - 'mtr'
    # ncurses disk usage
  - 'ncdu'
    # Network performance measurement
  - 'netperf'
    # Run multiple processes in parallel, mostly when they don't do so natively
    # to better utilize CPU resources for a performance boost
  - 'parallel'
    # Partition editor
  - 'parted'
    # Apply patch files
  - 'patch'
    # Parallel gzip
  - 'pigz'
    # Pipe viewer to visualize network throughput inbetween two shell pipes
  - 'pv'
    # Multi-purpose file transfer
  - 'rclone'
    # Best-in-class data sync
  - 'rsync'
    # Hardware stress testing
  - 'stress-ng'
    # E-mail transfer debugging
  - 'swaks'
    # System statistics and load monitor
  - 'sysstat'
    # Network traffic inspector
  - 'tcpdump'
    # Nice interface to WireShark CLI
  - 'termshark'
    # Terminal multiplexer
  - 'tmux'
    # Basic trace routes
  - 'traceroute'
    # Print directory tree content
  - 'tree'
    # Unzip zip files
  - 'unzip'
    # Basic file transfer utility
  - 'wget'

packages_linux_common_archlinux:
    # We care about dig to debug DNS server responses
  - 'bind'
    # A nicer CLI diff tool
  - 'difftastic'
    # Better ls
  - 'eza'
    # YAML file manipulation, diffs, merges etc.
  - 'go-yq'
    # GPT disk editor
  - 'gptfdisk'
    # Send crafted TCP packets for debugging purposes
  - 'openbsd-netcat'
    # Allow a Proxmox VE hostto interact with a VM
  - 'qemu-guest-agent'
    # Python manager
  - 'uv'
    # WireShark CLI
  - 'wireshark-cli'

packages_linux_paru_archlinux:
  - 'downgrade'
  - 'flent'
  - 'mmv'
  - 'paccache-hook'
  - 'tmux-resurrect'

packages_linux_common_debian:
  - 'apt-file'
  - 'bind9-dnsutils'
  - 'debconf-utils'
  - 'exa'
  - 'flent'
  - 'gdisk'
  - 'mmv'
  - 'netcat-openbsd'
  - 'tshark'
  - 'unattended-upgrades'
  - 'xxd'

package_config:
  - name: 'tmux'
    global_config_file: '/etc/tmux.conf'
    marker: 'sane defaults'
    global_config: |
      # Renumber windows when one is deleted
      set-option -g renumber-windows on

      # Enable mouse control (clickable windows, panes, resizable panes)
      set -g mouse on
  - name: 'git'
    global_config_file: '/etc/gitconfig'
    marker: 'sane defaults'
    global_config: |
      [alias]
          # https://stackoverflow.com/a/30998048
          # Find merge that contains a given commit
          find-merge = "!sh -c 'commit=$0 && branch=${1:-HEAD} && (git rev-list $commit..$branch --ancestry-path | cat -n; git rev-list $commit..$branch --first-parent | cat -n) | sort -k2 -s | uniq -f1 -d | sort -n | tail -1 | cut -f2'"

          # https://stackoverflow.com/a/30998048
          # Show merge commit msg and other details of merge commit
          # that contains a given commit  
          show-merge = "!sh -c 'merge=$(git find-merge $0 $1) && [ -n \"$merge\" ] && git show $merge'"

          # https://stackoverflow.com/a/23508223
          # Show all commits that are part of a merge commit
          log-merge = "!f() { git log --stat \"$1^..$1\"; }; f"

tmux_global_config_file: '/etc/tmux.conf'
tmux_global_config_resurrect: |
  # Auto-load tmux-resurrect
  # prefix + Ctrl-s - save
  # prefix + Ctrl-r - restore
  run-shell /usr/share/tmux-resurrect/resurrect.tmux
  
  # Restore pane content (not just running commands)
  # This will e.g. show the last 'ls' output you did in a pane
  set -g @resurrect-capture-pane-contents 'on'
  
  # Restore a few additional processes beyond the conservative default of
  # vi vim nvim emacs man less more tail top htop irssi weechat mutt
  set -g @resurrect-processes 'btop journalctl ncdu watch'