tzarskyz / osx

Shell scripts for automated OSX development setup.

Overview¶ ↑

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This project contains shell scripts for setting up a new OSX environment.

Features¶ ↑

• Configures default OSX settings.

• Installs Homebrew with the following formulas:

  • Bash Completion

  • Git

  • Hub

  • Pigz

  • jq

  • The Silver Surfer

  • Network Grep

  • ImageMagick

  • Graphviz

  • Node.js

  • Phantom.js

  • Ruby Gems

  • rbenv

  • rbenv-build

  • rbenv-gem-rehash

  • rbenv-default-gems

  • rbenv-vars

  • Ruby

  • Dotfiles

  • Pow

  • Redis

  • PostgreSQL

  • MySQL

• Downloads and installs software packages generally not in the App Store:

  • Caffeine

  • Dropbox

  • Knox

  • iTerm2

  • Sublime Text 2

  • Alfred

  • TextExpander

  • Path Finder

  • Firefox

  • Google Chrome

  • Opera

  • OmniFocus

  • OmniOutliner

  • OmniGraffle

  • OmniDazzle

  • ExpanDrive

  • iStat Menus

  • Bartender

  • GitHub

  • Snippets

  • Espresso

  • CodeKit

  • Acorn

  • DoubleTake

  • ImageOptim

  • VLC

  • Induction

  • pgAdmin

  • Namebench

  • Billings

  • MoneyWell

  • Delicious Library

  • OpenOffice

  • Colloquy

  • Wedge

  • Skype

  • VirtualBox

  • Doxie

  • Pastebot Sync

  • Air Display

  • Eye-Fi

• Downloads and installs software extensions:

  • Sublime Text 2 GitGutter

  • Sublime Text 2 EasyMotion

Requirements¶ ↑

• OSX

• OSX Software Updates

• Xcode (and that the license agreement is accepted)

• Command Line Tools for Xcode

Setup¶ ↑

Open a terminal window and execute one of the following setup sequences depending on your version preference:

Current Version (stable):

git clone git://github.com/bkuhlmann/osx.git
cd osx
git checkout v1.1.0

Master Version (unstable):

git clone git://github.com/bkuhlmann/osx.git
cd osx

Usage¶ ↑

Edit any of the *.sh files in the scripts folder to your liking and then open a terminal window and execute the following command:

./install.sh

You will then be presented with the following options:

b: Apply basic machine settings.
h: Install Homebrew software.
a: Install application software.
d: Apply software defaults.
w: Clean work directory.
i: Perform complete install (i.e. apply basic settings, Homebrew, applications, defaults, and clean work directory).
c: Check status of installed applications.
q: Quit/Exit.

By default, you’ll want to choose option ‘i’ to run the complete install but you can choose to step through each task one-by-one or re-run a previous task.

Reboot the machine after the install process has completed. Feel free to delete the osx project directory afterwards.

App Store Software¶ ↑

I also recommend installing the following software found via the App Store:

• Moom

• 1Password

• Fantastical

• Cobook

• Cheatsheet

• 3Hub

• PDFpenPro

• Patterns

• ColorSnapper

• Gradient

• xScope

• LittleSnapper

• Pixelmator

• GIF Brewery

• Cocoa JSON Editor

• AquaPath

• GarageBand

• iMovie

• iPhoto

• Twitter

Miscellaneous Software¶ ↑

The following software is optional:

• Hardware IO Tools for Xcode - Includes the Network Link Conditioner amongst other goodies.

• VMWare Fusion (requires a registered account, download only)

• Logitech Control Center

• Logitech Harmony Remote

Post Install Checklist¶ ↑

The following is a checklist of additional steps worth completing after the scripts have been executed:

• Enable FileVault (via System Preferences - Security and Privacy).

• Configure Wi-Fi.

• Configure printer.

• Configure scanner.

• Configure Apple Mail and email accounts.

• Configure Address Book.

• Configure iCal.

• Configure iTunes.

• Configure previously installed applications.

Resources¶ ↑

• Boxen - GitHub’s automated development setup.

• Mathias Bynens’ OSX Defaults - Default software settings automation.

Contributions¶ ↑

Read CONTRIBUTING for details.

Credits¶ ↑

Developed by Brooke Kuhlmann at Red Alchemist

License¶ ↑

Copyright © 2012 Red Alchemist. Read the LICENSE for details.

History¶ ↑

Read the CHANGELOG for details.