The main branch is where my dotfiles reside for my Macbook Pro. Switch to the ubuntu branch for my take on configuring dot files for Ubuntu.
Kudos to Patrick McDonald and check out his course on Udemy which these dotfile are based.
Please note however that I deviated and made changes based on my preferences and the way I work.
We are using DotBot to orchestrate the dotfiles configuration and installation of other tools (brew, antidote etc).
The install script will first configure the following links:
~/.zsh_plugins.txt
Used with the zsh plugin manager antidote this is linked to theantidote_plugins
file~/.zshrc
~/.zshenv
~/.gitconfig
Make sure to edit this file and change the user and email details to match yours~/.config/bat
directory that stores the bat config file~/.config/yamllint
directory that stores the yamllint config file
The install script will next create a ~/work
directory.
Finally the install script will run the following setup scripts:
./setup_antidote.zsh
Installs the zsh plugin manager
antidote
and applies the plugins specified in theantidote_plugins
file
./setup_homebrew.zsh
Installs homebrew and proceeds to install the brews specified in the
Brewfile
./setup_node.sh
Installs
node
(lts) andnpm
using the node version managern
and installs some node packages (I'm not installing any packages here at the moment as I don't use node that much). Then
node version manager itself is installed via homebrew in thesetup_homebrew.zsh
script via thebrew bundle
command.
./setup_iterm2.sh
Runs
defaults
to set a custom folder for loading preferences from file.
./setup_vscode.zsh
Applies the
settings.json
file to the VSCode user configuration directory if it exists and then installs extensions specified in thevscode_extensions
file. VSCode itself is installed via homebrew in thesetup_homebrew.zsh
script via thebrew bundle
command.