Use this repository as your starting point for your customised dotfiles. This repository is designed to work with https://github.com/itsmycargo/dotfiles repository.
Please fork this repository under your own personal GitHub account.
It is possible to configure and customise installation process by adding extra scripts to correct directories. Every script must end with .sh, only those files will be run automatically. This allows to add extra supporting files to smae directories as well.
This directory holds extra scripts that are run during installation step. Scripts are run after RCM has been run, but before any homebrew installations.
This directory is run last during installation process. Any scripts here
ZSH configuration has own special directory, zsh. In this directory, create topic folders by simply creating sub directories within. You can customise your ZSH setup easily by adding custom aliases, functions and path setup.
** path.zsh **
These files are basic setup files that mostly sets up correct environment variables or adds key elements to PATH. These files are always loaded first.
** completion.zsh **
These files adds custom completion to the shell. These files are loaded last and after loading ZSH auto-complete functionality.
** *.zsh **
Anything else in the topic folders that are named ending .zsh are loded after path.zsh files and can basically do anything.
Anything else in this directory gets automcatically symlinked to your home directory, , folders are created as .folder and files inside folders are symlinked. Adding custom application configuration is as simple as creating new files or directories here.
Dotfiles is using RCM for configuration management. RCM offers simple tool to move existing application configuration to your dotfiles repository, mkrc tool.
To create common, shared dotfile from existing file, simply run in your home directory:
$ mkrc ~/.config_file
If you have specific configruation file that differs from computer to computer (e.g. SSH config), you can create host specific dotfile with:
$ mkrc -o ~/.ssh/config