GeReV / dotfiles

My OS X / Ubuntu dotfiles.

Dotfiles

My OSX / Ubuntu dotfiles.

About this project

This repository is managed with chezmoi.

The main attractions are:

• Sane macOS defaults from Mathias Bynens' Dotfiles
• Zsh with Prezto and some configurations from YADR

Installation

If chezmoi is already installed:

chezmoi init --apply -S ~/.dotfiles https://github.com/gerev/dotfiles.git

For a complete setup, including chezmoi:

Ubuntu

sh -c "$(wget -qO- chezmoi.io/get)" -- init --apply -S ~/.dotfiles https://github.com/gerev/dotfiles.git

macOS

Complete setup, including chezmoi:

sh -c "$(curl -fsSL chezmoi.io/get)" -- init --apply -S ~/.dotfiles https://github.com/gerev/dotfiles.git 

Details

Other subdirectories

• The .chezmoiscripts directory contains all setup scripts that are run once on setup.
• The /bin directory contains utility shell scripts. This directory is added to the path.
• The /config directory just exists. If a config file doesn't need to go in ~/, reference it from the /config directory.
• The /source directory contains files that are sourced whenever a new shell is opened (in alphanumeric order, hence the funky names).
• The /test directory contains unit tests for especially complicated bash functions.
• The /caches directory contains cached files, used by some scripts or functions. It is created during setup.

Setup scripts

OS X

• Minor XCode init via the run_once_10_osx_xcode.sh script
• Homebrew via the run_once_20_osx_homebrew.sh script
• Homebrew recipes via the run_once_30_osx_homebrew_recipes.sh script
• Homebrew casks via the run_once_30_osx_homebrew_casks.sh script
• iTerm2 theme in the run_once_40_osx_iterm2.sh script
• Final OS X setup step the run_once_40_osx_macos.sh script

Ubuntu

• APT packages via the run_once_20_ubuntu_apt.sh script

Both

• Node.js and Ruby via ASDF, NVM, and rbenv in the run_once_40_devtools.sh script
• Zsh setup in the run_once_40_zsh.sh script

OS X Notes

You need to have XCode or, at the very minimum, the XCode Command Line Tools, which are available as a much smaller download.

The easiest way to install the XCode Command Line Tools in OSX 10.9+ is to open up a terminal, type xcode-select --install and follow the prompts.

Tested in OSX 10.15

Tested in Ubuntu 21.04

License

Copyright (c) 2022 Amir Grozki
Licensed under the MIT license.