My humble dotfiles.

This is a set of scripts to allow quick config of as many machines as possible though for now centered around Debian based and MacOS. Tried to assume as little about the system as possible and not rely on binaries that might not be available, which means most of the scripts are made to work with dash (rather than bash).

The main script is install.sh but everything has been chunked so that each section can be run independently. The main phases are:

• Init and create local and backup folders
• Bootstrap the system
• Install CLI tools like vim and tmux + their dotfiles
• Install more desktop or optional packages
• Set up any dev specific things per language
• Install any additional modules

Any existying configs should be moved to the backup folder though that may not be the case across the board atm.

I want to keep vim and neovim mostly in line and use both. Vim for quick simple text editing, while Neovim for development, with the addition of things like LSPs and fzf dependency. Most of the core setup for Neovim is sourced from .vimrc and the Lua config is only for more advanced extras.

For shells, Bash can be set up with either Bash-it or Oh-my-bash, zsh with Oh-my-zsh. As other programs have a habit of making changes to the shell rc files, which would cause these to diverge from the git if symlinked, I am just importing the extras for each .bashrc and .zshrc as follows:

• files/shrc version controlled configs for all shells
• files/bashrc version controlled configs for just bash
• files/zshrc version controlled configs for just zsh
• local/shrc untracked configs for all shells
• local/bashrc untracked configs for just bash
• local/zshrc untracked configs for just zsh

The idea is that most things that will be used across the board will be in files/shrc but if there is anything specific to the machine or that shouldn't be in git, it can be added to local/shrc, the bash and zsh specific files are there in case anything should only be available for them.

Similar concept with vimrc, nvimrc.lua and tmux.conf, for each a local file being sourced respectively in case any local modifications need to be made for a particular machine.

Finally, there is a utils folder with a collection of scripts that I want to have available but don't want to be sourced.

Warning: Be careful if trying this as it will make system changes.

Everything expects for this repo to exist in the HOME directory. You will need to clone it under ~/.dot.

cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/quarenw/.dot.git && cd .dot && ./install.sh

If there are any updates to the config files simply pull them from git.

cd ~/.dot && git pull

You can always re-run the installer again as well or any individual section.

There is a download.sh script which will try to download the repo tar using either wget or curl, extract it, move it to the correct location and clean up. To download that script you can refer to the start.command or run

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/quarenw/.dot/main/download.sh && \
chmod 777 download.sh && \
./download.sh && \
cd ~/.dot && \
./install.sh

This will require wget and sudo to be installed.

Once installed, plugins for the following will need to be installed:

• vim should install automatically but if not :PlugInstall
• nvim should install automatically both Plug and Packer but if not for packer :PackerSync
• tmux need to press Ctrl+b I (capital i)