emoulson / dotfiles

dotfiles for a macOS setup using fish as a shell

Dotfiles

Usage

1. Restore your safely backed up ssh keys to ~/.ssh/
   1. Alternatively, generate new ssh keys, and add these to your GitHub account
2. Install Homebrew and git

/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
brew install git

3. Clone this repository

git clone [e-mail]:emoulson/dotfiles.git

4. Run the bootstrap.sh script
   1. Alternatively, only run the setup.sh scripts in specific subfolders if you don't need everything
5. Point the Alfred preference sync to the right folder

Subfolders

Git

• The .gitconfig file contains my config info for git
• The .gitignore_global is pretty generic

macOS

• Sets up a whole ton of macOS-specific things

Packages

This folder is a collection of the programs and utilities I use frequently. It includes homebrew packages and Code extensions

Fish (fish/)

• setup.sh - Symlinks all fish files to their corresponding location in ~/.config/fish/
• config.fish - Global fish configuration (.fishrc)
• completions/ - fish completions
• functions/ - functions installed or made by me or fisher

Git (git/)

• setup.sh - Symlinks all git files to ~/
• .gitignore_global - Contains global gitignores, such as OS-specific files and several compiled files
• .gitconfig - Sets several global Git variables

Helper Scripts (scripts/)

• functions.sh - Contains helper functions for symlinking files and printing progress messages

Code (vscode/)

• setup.sh - Symlinks the settings.json file to ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User
• settings.json - Contains user settings for Visual Studio Code
• keybindings.json - Contains custom keybindings that I've set

Ruby (ruby/)

• Sets up RVM and installs the latest stable Ruby and Rails

Rust (rust/)

• Downloads and runs Rustup, the tool to set up Rust and Cargo

Thanks

• Thanks to gnapse, from whom these were almost wholly derived.
• Thanks to mathiasbynens who created the macOS config file that I based mine on.
• Thanks to Kelly Fox whose dotfiles are awesome and provided a lot of inspiration, even though he doesn't know it.