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What does this repository do?
Automation setup by a simple script.
This project changes a number of settings and configures software on MacOS.
Before you actually execute the script, please make sure what is dotfiles and what does it do.
What is dotfiles？
Dotfiles are important files that will play an integral role in your career as a software developer.
Why use dotfiles?
You spend a sufficient amount of time fine-tuning your setup. You curate configurations and settings that best suit your workflow, aesthetic, and preferences. And you end up with a development environment that helps you, personally, be more productive.
What if after all that time you spent, you now have to switch to a new, different machine? Does that mean you have to start all over again from the beginning?
How would you remember the exact settings and commands you used?
Or what if you have a second machine and you want your set up to be exactly the same on both systems?
One of the main goals of developers is to automate repetitive tasks.
Creating a dotfile repository that is source-controlled and hosted on GitHub will save you time when you want to set up a new computer and install the exact same settings you created for your previous one.
That way all your settings and preferences can be reusable and consistent on other machines.
Installation
git clone https://ghproxy.com/https://github.com/fakeYanss/dotfiles.git --depth=1 ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
bash os.sh # and choose you system os
# and then, run this using terminal (not iTerm, let iTerm settings get discarded on exit)
bash bootstrap.shSupported software
TODO: log as spacevim, colourful font for cool logging
Here is the supported software list.
| name | description | support |
|---|---|---|
| git | prerequirement, and upgrade by homebrew in a moment | ✔ |
| homebrew | the beginning of all things | ✔ |
| zsh & oh my zsh | using evalcache, speeding up the zsh loading | ✔ |
| neovim | neovim config, support markdown, lsp, autocomplete, highlight... | ✔ |
| java | using AdoptOpenJdk and jenv | ✔ |
| go | using goenv | ✔ |
| python | using pyenv | ✔ |
| node | using nvm | ✔ |
| hammonspoon | caffinate, window manager, clipboard history, wallpaper from unsplash, network speed in menubar... | ✔ |
| picgo | picture bed integration and uploader | ✔ |
| customized function & alias | sudo passwordless, switch darkmode and lightmode, pbcopy & pbpaste | ✔ |
| localizational for users in Mainland China | for network environment, default support homebrew proxy and mirror, github proxy, npm mirror, pip mirror | ✔ |
Usage
git
available commands as follow:
git st # status
git lg #
git co # checkout
git ranks # code line statistic
homebrew
available commands as follow:
HOMEBREW_NO_AUTO_UPDATE=1 brew install $1 # install without brew update
neovim
Use alias vim as nvim.
Use as
Packer
available commands as follow:
vim +PackerSync
PackerStatus
window
<Leader>m # toggle nvim-tree
<Leader>, # toggle symbols outline
<ALT>H # bufferline cycle next
<ALT>L # bufferline cycle pre
<Leader>w\ # split window vertical
<Leader>w- # split window horizontal
<Leader>wc # close current window
<Leader>wo # close other window
<Leader>h # focus on left window
<Leader>j # focus on below window
<Leader>k # focus on upper window
<Leader>l # focus on right window
find
lsp
markdown
venn
Draw ASCII diagrams
available commands as follow:
<space>v # toggle venn mode
Visual Block + f # draw a single line box
:VBox # draw a single line box or arrow
┌───┐
│box│
└───┘
:VBoxD # draw a double line box or arrow
╔══╗
║aa║
╚══╝
:VBoxH # draw a heavy line box or arrow
┏━━┓
┃bb┃
┗━━┛
:VFill # fill the area with a solid color
███
███
<shift>hjkl # draw arrow
▲
│
◄── ──►
│
▼
java
available commands as follow:
jenv global 1.8 # set global java version
jenv local 1.8 # generate a .java-version file in current folder
go
available commands as follow:
goenv install -l # list available go versions
goenv install $1 # install go version
goenv global $1 # set global go version
python
available commands as follow:
pyenv install -l # list avaliable python versions
pyenv_install $1 # install python version from mirror
pyenv global $1 # set global python version
node
available commands as follow:
nvm ls-remote --lts # list available node versions
nvm ls # list installed node versions
harmerspoon
available commands as follow:
<CMD>q # hold to quit
<CTRL><ALT>m # caffeine
<CMD><SHIFT>v # clipboard
<ALT>d # open aria2 panel
<ALT>r # enable windows manipulation mode
-- q # quit windows manipulation mode
-- <TAB> # open cheatsheet
-- h # lefthalf
-- l # righthalf
-- j # downhalf
-- k # uphalf
-- c # center
-- <UP> # move to above monitor
-- <DOWN> # move to below monitor
useful function
gitclone # customized function, using ghproxy.com for proxy
darklight # toggle darkmode lightmode on macOS
TODO
Support more tools.
- aws cli, multiple configurations manage