Nate's Dotfiles

Dotfiles to make getting a familiar dev environment up and running easily on any OSX machine.

Installing

Clone the repo
Install package manager and dependencies with a system-specific script:
- brew.sh for Mac
- apt-get.sh for Ubuntu
Copy dotfiles and settings with bootstrap.sh
Place shared SSH keys in ~/.ssh
Edit the .extra file appropriately
(Optional) Set up sensible mac defaults with .macos
(Optional) Set Ubuntu terminal colors to:

Default Text: #EEEEEC
Default Background: #1C1C1C

> git clone git@github.com:tnbeatty/dotfiles.git && cd dotfiles
> ./brew.sh
> ./bootstrap.sh
> cd ~/
> cp /path/to/your/keys ~/.ssh/
> vim .extra
> ./.macos

For optional dependencies, there are a set of installer scripts automatically appended to the path. They are all prefixed with install- and located in the bin directory.

> install-go-tools

Manual Stuff

Open up Sublime Text and install the package manager.
Install Dropbox and log in (should require 2FA). We'll use dropbox to sync a bunch of application settings between machines.
To sync sublime text settings, remove the default user folder and symlink the sync'd dropbox folder.

cd ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages
rm -r User
ln -s ~/Dropbox/Shared/Sublime/User

Make sure VIM is set up and dependencies are installed. Open up VIM and run

:GoInstallBinaries

Note: On Mac, sublime package config (first line in code above) is in ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/

Adding New Tools

VIM

Edit the top of .vim/install-plugins.sh to add or remove vim packages that will be set up using Pathogen. The installer script is automatically called by the bootstrap script and should work cross platform.

The Standard TNB Toolbox

Themes

Inspired by (and thanks to):

Mathias Bynens and his dotfiles repo

Todo:

Solarized theme support
Complete .macos defaults setup
Use Pathogen for VIM plugins
Ubuntu / Linux support
Migrate brew installs to a brewfile
Automate Sublime install and config
Add better support for golang to Vim

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