These are my dotfiles. Take anything you want, but at your own risk. It targets macOS systems.

Shout out to Lars Kappert for his excellent intro to dotfiles. Borrowed heavily from his thinking and his code.

.files

I've organized the dotfiles into the following major categories:

.
├── README.md
├── bin
│   ├── dotfiles
│   └── tat
├── install
│   ├── .DS_Store
│   ├── bash.sh
│   ├── brew-cask.sh
│   ├── brew.sh
│   ├── gem.sh
│   └── npm.sh
├── install.sh
├── macos
│   ├── defaults.sh
│   └── dock.sh
├── remote-install.sh
├── system
│   ├── .alias
│   ├── .alias.macos
│   ├── .bash_profile
│   ├── .completion
│   ├── .env
│   ├── .function
│   ├── .function.macos
│   ├── .function_fs
│   ├── .gemrc
│   ├── .inputrc
│   ├── .nvm
│   ├── .path
│   ├── .prompt
│   ├── .rvm
│   ├── .tmux.conf
├── test
│   ├── bin.bats
│   └── function.bats
└── vim
    └──.vimrc

install.sh

This is the core script that coordiates all the others. The major steps it takes are:

1. Sources common function in `system/*`.
2. Updates the dotfiles from this repo on Github. 
3. Creates symlinks from this repo to where bash expects it. 
4. Configures vim from `vim/`. 
5. Configures other package managers from `install/`. 
6. Runs tests from `test`. 
7. Installs any extra stuff based on local configurations found in `extra/`.

bin/

Contains additional functions:

- `dotfiles` is used to update the macos defaults and dock settings.
- `tat` attaches or creates a tmux session named the same as the current directory.

git/

Contains git configuration files: .gitconfig and .gitignore_global

install/

Contains a variety of installation scripts: - bash.sh to install bash - brew-cask.sh to install macOS apps, fonts and Quick Look plugins - brew.sh to install a common brew packages - gem.sh to install ruby and other gems - npm.sh to install node and other node packages

macos/

Configures macOS and dock defaults with defaults.sh and dock.sh. Heavily inspired from Mathias Bynens.

system

Contain most of configuration files for bash: - .alias* contains abbreviations, command shortcuts, etc. - .bash_profile - .completion contains completion scripts for Bash, custom dotfiles command, grunt, killall, and brew - .env contains all the environment variable goodies - .function* contains custom bash function - .path sets up Bash path - .prompt sets up Bash path prompts

test

Contains a few tests to verify that custom functions loaded properly

vim

Contains vim configuration file, .vimrc

Installation

Requires brew and node

On a sparkling fresh installation of macOS:

sudo softwareupdate -i -a
xcode-select --install

Install the dotfiles with either Git or curl:

Clone with Git

git clone https://github.com/jeremybeasley/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
source ~/.dotfiles/install.sh

Usage

The `dotfiles` command

$ dotfiles help
Usage: dotfiles <command>

Commands:
   clean            Clean up caches (brew, npm, gem, rvm)
   dock             Apply macOS Dock settings
   edit             Open dotfiles in IDE (ws) and Git GUI (stree)
   help             This help message
   macos            Apply macOS system defaults
   test             Run tests
   update           Update packages and pkg managers (OS, brew, npm, gem)