enesdir's dotfiles

Summary

What's in there?

• all my brew dependencies including: applications, fonts, etc. See Brewfile
• all my macOS configuration. See macos
• all my vscode configuration. See vscode/

Installation

These dotfiles use dotbot for installation.

Dependencies

• git

Ready for setup

to set things up. Steps:

1. Clone this repo

git clone --recursive https://github.com/enesdir/dotfiles .dotfiles

2. cd into dotfiles/ folder

cd .dotfiles

Option 1 - For installing a predefined profile

bash ./install-profile <profile> [<configs...>]
# See meta/profiles/ for available profiles

Option 2 - For installing single configurations

bash ./install-standalone <configs...>
# See meta/configs/ for available configurations

3. Manual - Copy your private ssh key into the .ssh folder

4. Secure your ssh folder

bash -l './scripts/configure-ssh.sh'

5. oh-my-fish installation (not working macos)

bash -l './scripts/install-omf.sh'

The installation scripts are idempotent and can therefore be executed safely multiple times.

Contents

I am using default iTerm as terminal emulators. I am using fish with oh-my-fish as a main shell. I also have a lot of tools to make my working experience better.

I mainly work with two stacks:

• node + yarn + react + typescript
• python

So, they are configured nice and smoothly. You will have configured version managers, best practices, and useful tools. And some productivity hacks!

Root (/)

• install-standalone or install-profile - Bootstrap installation

Meta (/meta)

• configs folder - Configuration files for each program
• profiles folder - Summarize configs configurations in profiles

Configs (config/)

Fish (config/fish/)

• config.fish - Global fish configuration (.fishrc)
• omf folder - List of omf plugins & themes
• completions/
  • repo.fish - Contains all repos as completions for the repo command
  • repodir.fish - Contains all repos as completions for the repodir command
• functions/
  • abbrex.fish - Utility for expanding abbreviations in fish-scripts
  • emptytrash.fish - Empties trash and clears system logs
  • fuck.fish - thefuck helper
  • forrepos.fish - Executes a passed command for all repos in ~/dev
  • gtc.fish - git clone into ~/dev with dir structure like githosting/org/repo
  • ls.fish - Calling ls with parameter --color=auto
  • repo.fish - Finds a repository in ~/dev and jumps to it
  • repodir.fish - Finds a repository in ~/dev and prints its path
  • update.fish - Installs OS X Software Updates, Homebrew, npm, and their installed packages
  • week.fish - Returns the current week number

Git configuration(config/git)

• gitignore - Contains global gitignores, such as OS-specific files and several compiled files
• gitconfig - Sets several global Git variables
• gitconfig_personal to store any user-specific data

macOS Preferences (macos/)

• settings.sh - Executes a long list of commands pertaining to macOS Preferences

Packages (packages/)

• npm-global.sh - Installs the npm global packages
• vscode-extension.sh - Installs the vscode extensions
• yarn-global.sh - Installs the yarn global packages

Helper Scripts (scripts/)

• configure-iterm.sh - Fish iTerm integration
• configure-ssh.sh - Secure ssh folder after installation and copy your ssh key into the ~/.ssh folder
• install-omf.sh - Install omf and omf plugins

Apps(brew/)

I am using brew to install all free apps for my mac. I also sync apps from AppStore with brew, so the resulting Brewfile contains everything.

VS Code(vscode/)

I loved my Visual Studio Code. It is fast and beautiful.

Here's how my new vscode setup looks like:

Here's a list of packages

Local configuration(dotfiles/)

Some of the used tools requires local configuration.

Set your enviroment

• Before beginning, please make sure you have the following enviroment variable set. We are provided example enviroment variables in root directory

  cp .env.fish.example ~/.config/env/.env.fish

Inspiration (thanks!)

• anishathalya for dotbot
• sobolevn and vbrandl for their repository structure
• rkalis for his macos and fish configuration files

License

WTFPL: do the fuck you want. Enjoy!