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Installation • Frequent commands • Documentation • Credits

These are my dotfiles, managed with chezmoi. Take anything you want, but use at your own risk.

I'm using it to manage my macOS and Windows environments.

You can either use the install.sh script if you cloned the repo locally, or use this one liner to do a remote install:

sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bil0u/.dotfiles/main/install.sh)" -- -r

You can either use the install.ps1 script if you cloned the repo locally, or use this one liner to do a remote install:

$installer = "$env:temp\dot-install.ps1"; Invoke-WebRequest "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bil0u/.dotfiles/main/install.ps1" -OutFile "$installer"; PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "$installer" -Remote; Exit;

Finally, you should check for any manual steps to complete the installation.

# Checks for common problems
dot doctor

# Adds a $FILE from the home directory to the source directory
dot add $FILE [--follow --template --autotemplate --encrypt ...]

# Opens your editor with the file in the source directory that corresponds to $FILE
dot edit $FILE

# Updates the dotfiles from the source directory.
dot apply

# Pulls the latest changes from the remote repo and runs chezmoi apply
dot update

# Full removal of both dotfiles and chezmoi
dot update

# NOTE: `dot` is an alias for `chezmoi`

For full list, see command overview, and daily operations

    docs
      ├ darwin: macOS related documentation
      ├ windows: Windows related documentation       ├ manual-steps: Steps to do manually to complete the installation       └ resources: Useful resources used for the project

• Tom Payne for writing chezmoi
• Ian Gregory for defaults-edit
• Chirag Davé for plistwatch
• Zachary Cutlip for prefsniff
• Mathias Bynens for his work on macOS defaults