dotfiles | dot-dot-dot

quick setup

• install basics: bundle install && brew bundle --file=$HOME/dotfiles/homebrew/Brewfile
• symlink with stow (allow-list so you only link what you use): cd ~/dotfiles && stow zsh git tmux ghostty wezterm nvim bash starship ssh ripgrep gdircolors
• preview before linking: stow -nv <pkg>; apply with stow -v <pkg>
• skip deprecated packages (e.g., alacritty) and add new ones only when in active use

where things land (stow packages)

• zsh/ → ~/.zshrc, ~/.zprofile, ~/.zshenv, and companion dotfiles
• bash/ → ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, and helper dotfiles
• nvim/ → ~/.config/nvim (LazyVim + blink.cmp, Mason v2)
• tmux/ → ~/.tmux.conf and plugins dir
• wezterm/ → ~/.config/wezterm/wezterm.lua
• ghostty/ → ~/.config/ghostty/config
• git/ → git helpers under ~/.config/git/
• ssh/ → ~/.ssh/config

tooling (macOS)

• asdf : Extendable version manager with support for Ruby, Node.js, Erlang & more
• bat : cat clone with syntax highlighting and git integration
• direnv : Load/unload environment variables based on $PWD
• eza : Modern, maintained replacement for ls
• fd : simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find
• fzf : command-line fuzzy finder and file system navigation
• gh : Github command-line tool
• htop : interactive process viewer
• jq : lightweight and flexible command-line json processor
• neovim : text editor
• ripgrep : command-line search utility (faster than grep and ag)
• starship : cross-shell prompt for astronauts
• tldr : Simplified and community-driven man pages
• tmux : terminal multiplexer
• tree : display directories as trees (with optional color/html output)
• wezterm : A GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer written by @wez and implemented in Rust
• zoxide : a faster way to navigate the filesystem

other utilities and applications can be found in my Brewfile

• installation: bundle install && brew bundle --file=$HOME/dotfiles/homebrew/Brewfile
• help: brew bundle --help