This is a repository containing my dotfiles. And everything that would resemble
them. In fact, I included my dotfiles, macOS application settings organized in
packages. And there's a dotfiles utility to manage (install/uninstall) these
packages.
Quick and easy:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thomasjachmann/dotfiles/main/install) | /bin/bashIf you don't like piping stuff into shells, clone this repository somewhere
into your system (recommended: $XDG_DATA_HOME/dotfiles/vault aka
~/.local/share/dotfiles/vault) and then call the ./install script there.
dotfiles install tmux vim ruby
dotfiles remove javaCurrently, this is macOS based. You most likely can use most of the dotfiles on
Linux as well, but of course not the macOS app settings. The dotfiles utility
should work as long as you've got a brew command available.
All configuration is also zsh based so you should be willing to use this shell.
It is assumed that Homebrew is installed into the standard location
opt/homebrew or /usr/local. Calling brew --prefix <package> just takes
too long to be included in the dotfiles. This would slow down shell
initialization dramatically. So we're using the hard coded path for now.
This uses:
- Homebrew for installing command line and GUI tools
- GNU Stow for intelligently symlinking files into the home directory
Packages are represented by a directory in the root of this repository. This contains (in the order of them being applied to the system when installing a package):
Brewfilewhich is used to define which software to install for this package using Homebrew- any number of files to be symlinked into the home directory exactly as they
appear here (
Brewfile,installandsupportexcluded) installa shell script being executed in order to do some more complex setupsupporta file/directory that can contain stuff you eg need for yourinstallscript but which should not be symlinked to the home directory
All of these are optional.
Copyright © 2019 Thomas Jachmann. See LICENSE for details.