senyc / .dotfiles

Contains senyc's dotfiles and some helper scripts to easily spin up a new machine.

senyc's dotfiles

Installation

GitHub

git clone https://github.com/senyc/.dotfiles
cd .dotfiles

Photos

Usage

Linking configuration files

This repository contains two primary sections:

1. home which contains all files/directories that live in the user's home path ($HOME)
2. config which contains all files/directories that live in the user's standard configuration path often known as $XDG_CONFIG_HOME

To dynamically link files in the source repository to the local system the shell script setup can be used. Upon the user's confirmation, it will create new symbolic links for files that don't exist on the system. For files that already exist, the user is prompted on if they would like to remove them for linking. All prompts can be skipped with the appropriate option.

Usage: ./setup OPTION...
Utility for linking system configuration files to files contained in this repository.
Also gives the opportunity to remove files that are not linked.

options
  -h --help          Displays this help and exits
  -c --config        Only searches files in ~/.config
  -o --home          Only searches files in the user's home directory
  -l --link          Automatically confirms the linking of files
  -r -d --remove     Automatically confirms the deletion of files
  -f --force         Automatically confirms linking and the deletion of files

Package installation

In order to install all related packages and applications there is a script that will first validate if something is already installed, and will install it if it does not already exist on the machine.

Installation script requirements

• The Installation script relies on the which package to validate if something already exists.
• The script expects that pacman is the system package manager, if it is not the script will fail.
• The script assumes that git is installed and set up.

Steps

1. Run ./install

• all packages in packagelist file will be installed
• neovim will be built from source (repo downloaded to ~/tmp/neovim)
• tmux will be installed as well as tpm
• conda will be installed and a base environment will be set up
• zsh will be configured as the default shell

2. In order for all environment variables to be set up correctly in the shell, you will need to login again.

.dotfiles's Issues

Add leader d for deleting to system clipboard in neovim

Add photos of current configuration to README

improve the error copy experience in nvim

update default shell from bash -> zsh

Change priority of virtual text in neovim

Migrate from packer -> lazy.nvim for neovim package management

Add streamline process for replacing all words in a git project

Right now the process is:

telescope.buitin.live_grep({cwd = gitdir})

:cdo s//

This requires the same word to be typed in twice

Add required binaries for base use of dotfiles

Maybe add a script for installing conda, python, nvim etc

Improve documentation and UX for setup application

Make install script more platform independent

add support for packagelist file to have comments (prepended by hash)

Build command to set current directory back to the current opened project e.g. cdp

Add tmux-sessionizer - option to go back to the previously opened tmux session

add tmux-sesionizer option to open tmux if it is not already open

add `*.config.js` to blacklist for tailwind sorter

Migrate aliases to shell commands where apppropriate