I suppose I should have just forked someone else's dotfile.
git clone [email protected]:jacobangel/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./scripts/build.sh
./bin/*scripts you want to run any where../scripts/*non-environment related scripts../{topics}/*Any topic areas to be set up on an install.
I've decided to follow the dotfile style topic organization, which says that a beyond the files run by scripts/install.sh, topics can be added simply by adding a new folder and following some conventions.
./topic/*.(zsh|sh)- Files run by install./topic/*.symlink- Any symlinks that need to happen./topic/*.path- Additional pathfile modifications
Nested folders will be ignored by the build script.
Basically, running build.sh will iterate over each topic, running the following tasks:
- Add
~/.dotfiles/binwill be added to your $PATH - Iterate over each topic folder
- Run all shell files in root directory
- Insert paths in
*.path - Connect all the files
*.symlink
- Report on a successful install.