dotfiles

Toolset

Tool	Description
Homebrew	Manages applications, system-wide binaries, and vscode plugins. (Including Mise and Stow).
Mise	Manages tools that are usually project specific (eg. nodejs version).
Stow	Symlinks the dotfiles, so it's easy to setup and maintain this repository.

Configuration

If you want to use this repository as the template of your own environment, you should create a fork and update the configuration as you wish (starting with the files in the table below). This way you will be able to pull my latest updates while maintaining your own, personalised version of the configuration.

File	Description
Brewfile	Contains apps, packages and vs code extensions.
Gitconfig	Contains git configuration. Change at least the username.
Mise	Contains the tools that I regularly use.

Brewfile

For the brewfile, you most likely want to use your own set of packages.

# install basic required packages for this dotfiles
brew install mas mise starship stow git

Clone the repo to ~/dotfiles

# dump your packages
brew bundle dump --force --file ~/dotfiles/stow.d/home/dot-Brewfile
# check changes in git, and adjust the content for yourself

Local settings

For local settings create a ~/.zshrc.local and ~/.zprofile.local, these will be loaded after each corresponding file.

For project specific config, create a mise.local.toml in the project folder (gitignored by default if you linked the global gitignore), and add the required vars into that. https://mise.jdx.dev/environments/

Setup

After running the commands below, your whole environment will be set up and ready for work.

git clone [email protected]:latotty/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles

# Install Homebrew and the packages managed by it
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
brew bundle --file ./stow.d/home/dot-Brewfile

# Symlink the configuration files
./scripts/stow-setup.zsh

# If there is conflict errors from stow, move the marked files to a backup folder (and update the ones in the dotfiles if needed)

# Install the packages managed by `mise`
mise install

Use a Nerd font in your terminal

brew install --cask font-fira-code

For example add this to you vscode config:

  "editor.fontFamily": "FiraCode Nerd Font",
  "editor.fontLigatures": true,

On brew change: brew bundle dump --global --force

Mention

Visit https://github.com/balintant/dotfiles, we worked together to update our outdated zsh config 😅

First forker https://github.com/Trubius/dotfiles 🤗

<3 https://github.com/hajnimolnar/dotfiles