Matthew's ⚡ bootstrappable dotrepo

TODO:

[] diff-so-fancy -> delta
- Delta is nicer to config / use IMO
[] bash -> fish migration

Features

Uses dotbot for bootstrapping installation
Breaks configuration for each program/component into standalone configs
- Uses profiles to specify which configs will be installed.
- This enables reuse of common configs, while still supporting diverse envs/hosts
- Inspired/based off of:
  - vsund/dotfiles for original 'meta' folder implementation
  - This guide for more information on usage
Provides:
- non-destructive configuration + aliases for git
- pretty, usable .tmux config, supporting tmux >=3
- SpaceVim config & bootstrap
  - Fluid navigation between vim splits & tmux panes
- fzf support built-in to profiles
- Bootstrap of various z jumpers, zoxide, z.lua Fallover support for various implementations of z jumper,
  - From fastest/less portable (zoxide), to slowest/most portable
  - try zoxide->z.lua
Profile specific startup scripts can be added ad-infinitum using run.d, for flexible additions on host-specific basis.
- .profile sources ~/.config/dotfiles/run.d/*
- Eg: For my HPC host:
  - module_rc & hpc_aliases are symlinked into run.d
  - At start of bash sessions:
    - all of my environment modules are loaded
    - My most useful aliases for job submission, & other HPC tasks are defined.
Support for X11 clipboard sharing in:
- vim, tmux, visidata

Demo

Usage

To install a profile, do the following:

cd bootstrap

./install-profile ubuntu

Details

The installation mechanisms have been chosen to eliminate redundancy between configurations across separate machines.

Common configurations are applied when needed, and diverging configuration are applied as needed.

The git configuration has been written to be intentionally non-destructive - Your global .gitconfig will be preserved, and a new file providing further configuration is linked into ~/.config/dotfiles/git/config , and included by git using git config --global include.path ~/.config/dotfiles/git/config

My personal dotfile submodules for this repo have been tagged with the github topic dotbot and can be found here.