~/.dotfiles

.dotfiles are text-based files that live on your home directory and carry your environment configuration.
By putting them in a repository, you can clone and restore that environment on any system.
Those are mine.

Prerequisites

• sudo privileges
• git (v1.17.10+)
• an internet connection

Installation

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/SnipUndercover/.dotfiles
cd .dotfiles
./install.sh

Manual Installation

In case you want to perform a single action (maybe because you don't want to install nvm or omz twice), you may use one or more scripts from the manual/ folder.

Contents

The install.sh script will...

1. Perform an apt update
2. Install the following:
   • git
   • curl
   • p7zip
   • vim
   • bat
   • exa
     (The apt binary provided is built without git support, therefore it must be installed manually for it to work)
3. Create ~/.dotfile symlinks for:
   • ~/.gitconfig
4. Install and configure ZSH:
   • Change the default shell to ZSH
   • Symlink the .zshrc config
   • Install oh-my-zsh
5. Install and configure nvm:
   • Install the latest node and npm build
   • Install TypeScript globally
6. Install OpenJDK 8 and 18 JDK and JREs (optional)

This repository also contains compiled Cascadia Code (release 2111.01) fonts.

~/.zshrc

The provided ~/.zshrc uses the following plugins:

• aliases
• colored-man-pages
• common-aliases
• debian
• extract
• git
• git-prompt
• jsontools
• npm
• nvm
• thefuck

It also:

• uses the agnoster theme
• sets the default user to sniping (hey, that's me!)
• overrides aliases to ls to use exa instead
• creates an aliases alias to use the acs function exposed by the aliases plugin