Dotfiles. Mainly centered around 🐟 fish, 🐐 stow, 🍺 brew and 🧑‍🍳 mise.

• Different profiles
• cd is zoxide
• ls is eza
• ping is pingu, noot noot
• fuck for fuckups
• navi with Ctrl-g
• mcfly with Ctrl-r
• Search directory with Ctrl-Alt-F
• Search git log with Ctrl-Alt-L
• Search git status with Ctrl-Alt-S
• Search processes with Ctrl-Alt-P
• Search variables with Ctrl-V
• g[alias] abbreviates to git [alias]

Hey future me! For a complete fresh setup:

1. Run xcode-select --install to install git
2. Install homebrew
3. Clone this repo into your home directory (~/dotfiles)
4. cd ~/dotfiles && stow --no-folding .
5. ~/dotfiles/macos.sh
6. brew bundle

Create the file in the ~/dotfiles directory, as if it were the home directory. Then run:

dot sync

# This will run: stow --no-folding .

To track an existing file in the home directory, create an empty file in this project as if the project root were the home directory. Then run:

dot adopt

# This will run: stow --adopt .

dot pull

# This will do a git pull of the dotfiles repo and then run sync

Use brew bundle [-g] [add|remove|cleanup|install] to manage installations via brew, so the brewfile is automatically updates. Read more

• Run inside ~/Developer/[profile] to install for the current machine
• Run with -g to install for all machines

To backup the current macos settings, run:

prefs-export --output-directory ~/.config/defaults

Then look into the output directory's exec-defaults.sh file and copy the defaults to macos.sh.

I can run those dotfiles on different machines with different configurations based on the FISH_PROFILE_NAME environment variable.

I use Homebrew (via brew bundle) for everything where I just want the latest version.

I use mise for stuff where I'm interested in a specific version, or for global npm packages.