Gabriel Berke-Williams' dotfiles for Zsh, ruby, git, and more.
They assume you're using OSX.
Questions? Comments? Open an issue or tweet @gabebw.
$ git clone [email protected]:gabebw/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
$ cd ~/.dotfiles
$ ./install.sh
It will install rcm and use that to safely symlink the dotfiles, prompting you
if a file already exists (like if you already have ~/.zshrc).
rcm will symlink all files into place, keeping the folder structure relative
to the tag root. However, non-configuration files and folders like system/,
Brewfile, README.md, etc will not be linked because they are in the
EXCLUDES section of the rcrc file.
rcm has the concept of tags: items under tag-git/ are in the git tag, and
so on. I'm using it for organization, so that if someone starts using Haskell I
can point them at all of my Haskell configuration across Vim/Zsh/GHCi, all in
one place.
All of the Zsh configuration is in zshrc.
Many scripts and configurations have been inspired by or outright stolen from my colleagues at thoughtbot. Of special note, I've stolen many things from Chris Toomey and Gordon Fontenot, among others that I'm sure I'm forgetting.