Personal dotfiles for setting up a new machine and keeping configurations in sync.
These configurations are made to work with zsh as a shell using oh-my-zsh as a the main configuration tool.
The dotfiles are structured in the following way:
- configs: a set of configuration files which are symlinked to the the home folder.
- scripts: a set of shell (.zsh in this case) files which are sourced when the shell is starting. It should mainly contain aliases and functions that can be used by the user.
- installer.sh, sys_packages.sh, utils.sh, mac_defaults.sh: scripts used to perform setup operations.
- iterm-prof.json: iterm configuration, the easiest is to import it manually into iterm2.
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├── configs
│ ├── .gitconfig
│ ├── .gitignore_global
│ ├── .p10k.zsh
│ ├── .python-setup.zsh
│ ├── .rsync.excludes
│ ├── .tmux.conf
│ ├── .tmux_env
│ ├── .vimrc
│ ├── .zshenv
│ ├── .zshrc
│ └── ipython_config.py
├── scripts
│ ├── alias.zsh
│ ├── func.zsh
│ ├── history.zsh
│ └── keybindings.zsh
├── installer.sh
├── iterm-prof.json
├── mac_default.sh
├── sys_packages.sh
└── utils.zsh
To run the installer simply use the following command.
cd $DOTFILES
./installer.sh
This might break if some packages are not present. To install the required packages have a look at the sys_packages.sh script which has a set of packages that can be installed separately.
cd $DOTFILES
./sys_packages.sh install --cli
Other install options are: python, cliopt, others.