.dotfiles

Quick Start

The following will add an dotfiles alias.

alias dotfiles="bash <(curl -fsSL \
 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CryDeTaan/.dotfiles/main/dotfiles \
)"

The dotfiles command will now be available in the session.

~ » dotfiles

          _       _    __ _ _
       __| | ___ | |_ / _(_) | ___  ___
      / _` |/ _ \| __| |_| | |/ _ \/ __|
     | (_| | (_) | |_|  _| | |  __/\__ \
    (_)__,_|\___/ \__|_| |_|_|\___||___/


    Usage: dotfiles [option] [component]

    Options:
        -i, --install [component]     Install component
        -c, --config [component]      Configure component

    Examples:
        dotfiles --install zsh
        dotfiles --install macos_config
        dotfiles -i zsh
        dotfiles -i macos_config


    Valid components:
        all zsh vim macos_config macos_brew dotfiles(configure only)

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Usage

dotfiles can be used to install several components on a MacOS or Linux based OS. NOTE: some are OS specific, but it should be clear enough.

zsh

zsh is the default shell for MacOS, so the installation should run without issues.

dotfiles --install zsh will install oh-my-zsh, add set a theme, enable some plugins, and install fzf. The zsh configuration is optimised to make use of the bat as well as exa

These can be installed on MacOS running the brew installer dotfiles --install macos_brew but is also available through most package managers.

Commands

Some commands for easy edit of .dotfiles ecosystem

command	description
my_functions	edit functions
my_aliases	edit aliases
my_exports	edit exports

Plugin ¯\(ツ)/¯

fzf

Making use of fzf to do some command line magic.

keys	description	options
ctrl+r	fuzzy seach command history
ctrl+t	fuzzy search filenames from pwd	? - toggle preview, ctrl+e - open in vim