dgokcin / dotfiles

A repository for storing my dotfiles.

dotfiles

This repository contains my personal dotfiles and configuration scripts for setting up development environments across different contexts (personal and work).

Table of Contents

• dotfiles
  • Table of Contents
  • Overview
  • Installation
  • Usage
  • Components
    • Git Configuration
    • Shell Configuration
    • Editors
    • Tools
  • AI-Stuff Directory
  • Customization

Overview

This dotfiles repository is designed to provide a modular and flexible setup for both personal and work environments. It uses a Makefile-based system to manage various configurations and tools, allowing for easy installation and customization.

Key features:

• Modular configuration for different editors and environments
• Separate Git configurations for personal and work setups
• Shell configuration with Oh My Zsh and custom plugins
• Various development tools and utilities
• AI-assisted development tools and prompts

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/dotfiles.git
   cd dotfiles
   ```bash
   

2. Run the appropriate make command for your setup:

   make personal  # For personal setup
   make work      # For work setup

Usage

The repository uses a Makefile to manage different aspects of the setup. Here are some common commands:

• make help: Display all available targets
• make personal: Set up personal environment
• make work: Set up work environment
• make personal-git: Configure Git for personal use
• make work-git: Configure Git for work use
• make zsh: Set up Zsh configuration
• make nvim: Set up Neovim configuration
• make vscode: Set up Visual Studio Code configuration

For a full list of available commands, run make help.

Components

Git Configuration

• base.gitconfig: Common Git configuration
• personal.gitconfig: Personal Git settings
• work.gitconfig: Work-specific Git settings

Shell Configuration

• .zshrc: Zsh configuration file
• Oh My Zsh with custom plugins

Editors

• Neovim configuration
• Visual Studio Code settings

Tools

• Lazygit
• Yamllint
• Continue AI
• Karabiner (for macOS)

AI-Stuff Directory

The ai-stuff directory contains various AI-assisted development tools and prompts:

• cursor/prompts: Custom prompts for AI-powered coding assistants
  • create-pr: Prompt for generating pull request descriptions
  • create-commit: System prompt for generating standardized Git commit messages
  • explain-project: Prompt for explaining project structure and approach
  • create-issue: Prompt for creating well-structured GitHub issues
  • create-summary: Prompt for summarizing content
  • explain-code: Prompt for explaining code snippets or configurations
  • terraform-expert: Prompt for Terraform and Terragrunt expertise
  • gha-expert: Prompt for GitHub Actions expertise
  • containerization-expert: Prompt for Docker-related queries
• continue: Configuration for the Continue AI tool
• fabric: Additional AI-related scripts or configurations

These AI-assisted tools and prompts are designed to enhance your development workflow by providing intelligent suggestions, explanations, and automations.

Customization

You can customize the setup by modifying the relevant configuration files:

• Edit .zshrc for shell customizations
• Modify Git configs in base.gitconfig, personal.gitconfig, or work.gitconfig
• Adjust editor settings in their respective configuration files
• Customize AI prompts in the ai-stuff/cursor/prompts directory