.dotfiles

Various configuration files for my development environment (vim, zsh, tmux, etc.). Includes an install script to create symbolic links in $HOME. Works on both macOS and Linux.

Setup

1. Clone to a directory of your choice (ex: ~/.dotfiles.).
2. Update Git submodules: git submodule update --init --recursive.
3. Install optionals (Homebrew, rbenv, etc. - see sections below).
4. Run ./install to create or recreate the symlinks.

macOS

Install Homebrew (optional):

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

Homebrew support

• Adds completions for Zsh if brew is installed.
• Assigns HOMEBREW_GITHUB_API_TOKEN from a text file in ~/.config/homebrew/.api_token (need better secret management).
• Includes a helper script to install required fonts via Homebrew. (install-fonts)

rbenv

rbenv is supported, if installed.

Default Ruby Gems

git clone https://github.com/rbenv/rbenv-default-gems.git $(rbenv root)/plugins/rbenv-default-gems

Zsh

• Oh My Zsh for plugin/configuration management.
• A font from Nerd Fonts installed and configured in your terminal emulator as the non-ASCII font. (helper script: install-fonts)

tmux

• Tmux Plugin Manager
• Powerline (requires a proper Python, not system)

Vim

• Plugin manager: vim-plug.
• GUI Vim requires the font Hack Nerd Font. (helper script: install-fonts)
• Universal Ctags is required for Gutentags.

Assumptions

• Assumes ~/projects/ for root project directory (used in GO_PATH, etc.), not configurable but could be made to be so.

TODO

• Scripts for bootstrapping ruby/rbenv/default-gems, python/pyenv/packages.
• Dynamically generate section of tmux.conf that references powerline path based on above (can't seem to use ENV in tmux.conf).

License

Public Domain