🔧 My dotfiles & some useful scripts 🐛
The files are managed nicely by yadm.
Specify the main branch:
yadm clone -b main https://github.com/mate-amargo/dotfiles.git
After that, remember to decrypt the files:
yadm decrypt --yadm-archive ~/.local/share/yadm/archive
Just use yadm as if it were git.
vim ~/.newconfig
yadm add ~/.newconfig
yadm commit -m "Useful commit message"
yadm push
If you have different user sections in your gitconfigs for your different machines, use the following to tell yadm which user to use:
yadm gitconfig "user.email" "alternate-email@domain"
yadm gitconfig "user.name" "Alternate Name"
yadm gitconfig "user.signkey" "ALTERNATE_KEY_FINGERPRINT"
yadm gitconfig "user.signingkey" "ALTERNATE_KEY_FINGERPRINT"
There are various ways of using alternate files. But I find that using the class system works best for me.
You can set the class with (for example home):
yadm config local.class home
To query the current class just don't pass the last argument
yadm config local.class
If you want to use alternates just add them to ~/.config/yadm/alt and commit that file and not the created symlink.
For example:
vim ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/fish/config.fish\#\#class.home
yadm add ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/fish/config.fish\#\#class.home
yadm commit -m "Add fish config for home class"
This will create a symlink from ~/.config/fish/config.fish pointing to ~/.config/yadm/alt/.config/fish/config.fish##class.home
To use encryption first add the path to the sensitive file to the archive ~/.config/yadm/encrypt and then use yadm encrypt to generate the encrypted file ~/.local/share/yadm/archive and add that one to the repo too!
For example:
vim ~/.config/my_sensitive_config
echo '~/.config/my_sensitive_config' >> ~/.config/yadm/encrypt
yadm add ~/.config/yadm/encrypt
yadm encrypt
yadm add ~/.local/share/yadm/archive
yadm commit -m "Add sensitive config as encrypted file"