Dotfiles

My dotfiles, crafted with ❤️

The following dependencies are needed to use all features from this dotfile repository:

Desktop:
- alacritty: A cross-platform, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator
- arc: The GTK theme
- bibata: Beatiful cursor theme
- picom: A compositor for X11
- dunst: Lightweight and customizable notification daemon
- feh: A fast and light image viewer
- hexchat: IRC client
- i3: A tiling window manager
- i3lock-fancy: A fancy lock screen for i3
- i3status-rust: A replacement for i3status
- ibus: Intelligent Input Bus
- j4-dmenu: The desktop menu
- nerd-fonts: Iconic fonts
- networkManager: For managing network connections
- papirus: The icon theme
- spotify: Listening to music
- thunderbird: Reading and writing mails
- unclutter: Hides the mouse cursor after a dedicated timeout
- x11: Windowing system
- xautolock: Automatically locks the screen after a certain amount of time
Vim:
- alex: Needed for ALE Markdown/asciidoc linting and fixing
- cscope: Tool for source code indexing and querying
- ctags: Generates tags file for source code discovery
- floskell: Needed for ALE Haskell linting and fixing
- node: Needed for YouCompleteMe typescript/javascript support
- npm: Needed for YouCompleteMe typescript/javascript support
- autopep8: Needed for ALE python linting and fixing
- clang-format: Needed for ALE C/C++ linting and fixing
- golangci-lint: Needed for ALE golang linting and fixing
- hdevtools: Needed for ALE haskell linting and fixing
- hfmt: Needed for ALE haskelllinting and fixing
- hlint: Needed for ALE haskelllinting and fixing
- isort: Needed for ALE python linting and fixing
- prettier: Needed for general ALE linting and fixing
- proselint: Needed for ALE Markdown/asciidoc linting and fixing
- rls: Needed for ALE rust linting and fixing
- rustfmt: Needed for ALE rust code formatting
- shellcheck: Needed for ALE bash/sh linting and fixing
- shfmt: Needed for ALE bash/sh linting and fixing
- textlint: Needed for ALE Markdown/asciidoc linting and fixing
- tflint: Needed for ALE terraform linting and fixing
- write-good: Needed for ALE Markdown/asciidoc linting and fixing
- yapf: Needed for ALE python linting and fixing
- yamllint: Needed for ALE yaml linting and fixing
Development:
- autojump: A cd command that learns
- bat: Like cat with wings
- ccache: Compiler cache for gcc and clang
- cht.sh: Command line stackoverflow queries
- clang: The LLVM compiler frontend
- cmake: Cross platform make tool
- cppcheck: Linter for C/C++ projects
- cpplint: Linter for C/C++ projects
- eza: Modern version of ls
- fd: A fast alternative to find
- fish: The interactive shell
- fzf: Command line fuzzy finder
- gdb: The debugger for various kind of projects
- ghc: The glasgow haskell compiler
- git: Revision control system
- golang: The go programminng language
- htop: Process manager for the terminal
- nix: A powerful functional package manager
- osc: Command Line Interface to work with an Open Build Service
- python: The python scripting language
- rainbarf: CPU/RAM/battery stats chart bar for tmux
- ranger: VIM-inspired filemanager for the console
- ripgrep: Recursively searches directories for a regex pattern
- rust: The rust programming language
- rustup: Rust toolchain and component management
- stack: The haskell tool stack
- tig: Command line git explorer
- tmux: Terminal multiplexer
- tokei: Count lines of code quickly
- typos: Source code spell checker
- vim: The editor

Vim plugins

The following vim plugins are available via these dotfiles:

abolish: Easily search for, substitute, and abbreviate multiple variants of a word
airline: Statusline enhancements
ale: Asynchronous linter and fixer
auto-pairs: Insert or delete brackets, parens, quotes in pair
characterize: Unicode character metadata
commentary: Easy commenting
ctrlp: Fuzzy file, buffer, mru, tag, etc finder.
devicons: Unicode characters for nerds
dispatch: Asynchronous build and test dispatcher
dracula: Modified variant of the dracula color scheme
easymotion: Efficient movements
endwise: Wisely add endings
eunuch: Helpers for unix
exchange: Easy text exchange operator
fish: Fish shell syntax
fugitive: Git on steroids
git: Git syntax and definitions
gitgutter: Git diff in sign column
go: Enhancements for golang
haskell: Haskell syntax and definitions
incsearch: Improved incremental searching
javascript: JavaScript syntax and definitions
markdown: Markdown syntax and definitions
operator-user: Define your own operator easily
repeat: Enable repeating supported plugin maps
ripgrep: Ripgrep search helper
rust: Rust syntax and definitions
schlepp: Easily moving text selections around
scriptease: A Vim plugin for Vim plugins
snippets: Snippets for ultisnips
speeddating: Use CTRL-A/CTRL-X to increment dates, times, and more
surround: Quoting/parenthesizing made simple
tabular: Text filtering and alignment
tagbar: Sidebar for tags
targets: Additional text objects
textobj-comment: Textobject enhancement for comments
textobj-lastpat: Textobject enhancement for last searched patterns
textobj-user: Enables custom textobjects
textobj-variable-segment: Textobject enhancement for variables
tmux-navigator: Seamlessly switch between tmux panes and vim
tmuxline: Tmux status line modding
typescript: Typescript syntax and definitions
ultisnips: Snipped engine
undotree: Graphica undo list representation
unimpaired: Pairs of handy bracket mappings
youcompleteme: Autocompletion for multiple languages

Installation

To install all files into your home directory, simply execute:

> git clone https://github.com/saschagrunert/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
> cd ~/.dotfiles
> make install USER="John Doe" EMAIL="john@doe.com" SIGNKEY="123"

The variables USER, EMAIL and SIGNKEY specify additionally created git user data.

Vim

To install all necessary vim plugins you need to run :PlugInstall on initial startup of vim.

Updating

To update to the latest version of these dotfiles:

> make update

Alternatively you can run make crontab which installs a local cron job for updating the repository every hour.

Vim

To update all necessary vim plugins you can run :PlugUpdate or :PlugUpdate!.

Uninstall

To uninstall all created symlinks and data from your home directory, run:

> make uninstall

Screenshots

Contributing

You want to contribute to this project? Wow, thanks! So please just fork it and submit a pull request.

saschagrunert / dotfiles