dotfiles

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/yangkev/.dotfiles $HOME/.dotfiles
$ cd $HOME/.dotfiles
$ ./install.sh

These dotfiles are managed with GNU Stow. (See Using GNU Stow to manage your dotfiles).

Each of the top level directories represents a package. install.sh is a convenient installation script that will allow you to interactively install each package and will backup existing dotfiles that will be overwritten to ~/.old_dotfiles. You can also choose to install individual packages with stow vim (for example) instead.

Uninstalling can be done with ./install.sh -u or:

$ cd $HOME/.dotfiles
$ stow -D vim
...

For additional help, see:

$ ./install.sh -h

Stuff I use

cli

• fd - user friendly find
• fzf - fuzzy finding anything
• nerdfonts
• ripgrep - faster grep
• shellcheck - shell script static analysis
• stow - quickly symlink and manage dotfiles
• tmux

nvim

• nvchad - neovim config

zsh

• command-not-found - suggest where to find a command
• zsh-async - allow async components in the prompt
• zsh-auto-suggestions - fish like autosuggestion at the prompt
• zsh-syntax-highlighting - syntax highlighting in the shell

tmux

• tpm - tmux plugin manager

eye-candy

• base16-shell - terminal themes
• delta - better looking git diffs
• starship - prompt

macos

• alacritty - terminal
• yabai - tiling window manager
• skhd - hotkeys for yabai