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# My Dotfiles
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This is a repository for my dotfiles. Be warned that these may often change and
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that the installation documentation may not always be correct as things
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progress. In general the setup process is something that is only done when
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a new machine is purchased or I feel like testing in a virtual machine (which
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does not happen often). It is helpful to have an understanding of what these
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commands do on your own.
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In general no pull-requests or changes will be accepted, however you can
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generate an issue if you find a problem.
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It currently will install homebrew and the following homebrew formula.
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Most of the functionality is contained in the
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[dots](https://github.com/m-housh/dots) project, that is a companion to manage
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the dotfiles, which expects the dotfiles directory to be at `~/.dotfiles`.
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```
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fd
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figlet
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gh
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git
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httpie
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jq
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mas
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pure
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node
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ripgrep
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swift-format
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swift-zet
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tmux
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vim
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zsh
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zsh-completions
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```
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It will also install the following homebrew casks in the `~/Applications` directory.
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```
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docker
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espanso
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google-chrome
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iterm2
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onyx
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rapid-api
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rectangle
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```
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And the following fonts.
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```
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font-inconsolata-nerd-font
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```
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The following applications will be installed from the macOS app store.
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```
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Developer
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Home Assistant
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pwSafe
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Xcode
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```
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## Installation
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Clone the repository.
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```bash
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git clone https://m-housh/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles && \
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cd ~/.dotfiles
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```
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On a fresh system run the following command from the dotfiles root.
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make bootstrap
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```
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This start by installing homebrew, then install the required homebrew formulas and casks. Next it will use
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`gnu-stow` to symlink configuration files to the appropriate locations. And finally, it will download
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applications from the `App Store`. When the bootstrap command is done it will open up the `~/Downloads` folder
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for the few applications that get downloaded from the internet, so that you can finish the installation of those applications.
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### Minimal Setup
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If you would like to just setup minimal stuff, link dotfiles, and install brews.
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Then you can run the following command.
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```bash
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make bootstrap-minimal
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```
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## To set macOS settings
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```bash
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source scripts/setup_defaults
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```
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## Post Installation
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After everything has finished up, you will be able to open `iTerm2` and load
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the profile which should now be symlinked to `~/.config/macOS/iterm/profile.json`
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## Make commands
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It is also possible to not do the full bootstrapping. If you would only like
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to install homebrew (without any formula or casks) then you can run the following
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command.
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```
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make bootstrap-homebrew
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```
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## Other Make Commands
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If you would like to setup any specific `zsh` configuration that is only for
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the local machine then you can run the following command.
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```bash
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make zshrc-local
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```
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This will generate and symlink a file that you can use to extend the default
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`zshrc` configuration. In general, I use this to set custom location for
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homebrew casks to be installed on certain machines.
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