Personal Configuration Files

Contains configuration files for

user environment (environment-variables like PATH and modification thereof, .profile, and .zlogin)
zsh (key bindings, basic completion, ...)
LS_COLORS (loaded via .zshrc)

Installation

Automated installation requires ansible.

The easy way

Simply run ./dot.py install to install/update the configuration files. Note: This will overwrite all files already present in the target locations (i.e. $HOME/.zshrc). Additionally, you can install git post-merge and post-checkout hooks to automatically trigger re-installation of the dotfiles on git pull and git checkout using ./dot.py githook install. See ./dot.py -h for more information on this.

The manual way

Run

cd manager && ./setup.yaml

or alternatively

cd manager && ansible-playbook setup.yaml

This allows you to specify additional command-line-arguments for the ansible-playbook command. As with the simple installation, this will overwrite all files that are already present in the target locations.

Configuration

By editing manager/setup.yaml you can configure what is going to be installed. Just remove the roles you do not want. You could also add your own roles in manager/roles and specify them here.

For proper categorization, the configuration files are stored in dotfiles and symlinked to the respective ansible role file-folder.

By default the configuration files are installed to the current user's home directory of localhost. You can change the network target by editing the ansible hosts file (manager/inventory/hosts.yaml), the user by specifying --become-user <username> to the ansible-playbook command (see manual installation), and the target directories by changing the path(s) in manager/roles/paths/vars/main.yaml.

License

These configuration files are distributed under the Unilicense. See LICENSE for details.