Dotfiles

This repository contains my personal dotfiles. These configurations are tailored to suit my development environment and preferences.

Repository Structure

• bash: Bash shell configurations.
• bin: Custom scripts and binaries.
• nvim: Neovim editor configurations.
• tmux: Tmux terminal multiplexer configurations.
• git: Git configurations.
• skhd: Skhd configurations.
• yabai: Yabai window manager configurations.
• conda: Conda configurations.
• dask: Dask configurations.
• gh: GitHub CLI configurations.
• jupyter: Jupyter configurations.
• parallel: GNU Parallel configurations.
• tox: Tox configurations.
• ... (add more directories as needed)

Feel free to extend the list of directories as your dotfiles collection evolves. Each directory is organized to hold specific configurations for various tools and utilities in your development environment.

Setup

To use these dotfiles on your system:

1. Clone the repository to your home directory:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/.dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
   cd ~/.dotfiles
   

2. Run the setup script available in the repository.

   ./setup.sh
   

Installation Details

Prerequisites

• Git: Ensure that Git is installed on your system.

  if ! command -v git &> /dev/null; then
      echo "Git is not installed. Aborting." >&2
      exit 1
  fi
  

Submodules

Make sure to initialize and update any submodules:

git submodule init
git submodule update

Stowing Configurations

The dotfiles are organized into categories:

Base Configurations (Installable by All Users)

• zsh
• vim
• nvim
• tmux
• git

User-Only Configurations (For Local Users)

• skhd
• yabai
• conda
• dask
• gh
• jupyter
• parallel
• tox

Running Stow

To stow configurations, run the following commands for each directory:

echo "Stowing apps for user: ${USER}"

# Install apps available to local users and root
for app in "${base[@]}"; do
    stowit "${HOME}" "${app}"
done

# Install only user space folders
for app in "${useronly[@]}"; do
    if [[ ! "$(whoami)" = "root" ]]; then
        stowit "${HOME}" "${app}"
    fi
done

echo ""
echo "##### ALL DONE"