Make sure you have git, homebrew and bash >= 5.2 installed. Other things should be installed for you.
git clone https://github.com/matejstastny/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
chmod +x ./bin/dot
./bin/dot allIf you sourced my .zprofile the dot script should be in path, allowing you to call dot from anywhere. These are the default tasks, but you can add your own tasks by editing ./bin/dot. There is an array of tasks on the very top of the scripts, its super easy to add your own. Just make sure you're using absolute paths!
dot [link|brew|assets|all]...
- link - Symlinks configs
- brew - Install & update Homebrew packages
- assets - Install fonts and set wallpaper
- other - Other random stuff
- all - Run everything
Most configs are linked as whole directories into ~/.config Some configs are linked as files and/or into different locations. The script will ask if it finds a file to override it. If ran with --force it just does it. It's kinda cool I am proud of this script. Could i use stow? Yeah but this is more fun. If you want to just see what changed would be made use the --dry-run flag. You can define exception on the top of the ./scripts/link.sh script. Its very easy to add an exception. Heres the default ones:
- zsh - contents linked as files into $HOME
- git - contents linked as files into $HOME
- vscode - vscode user config directory, linked as files into `Application Support/VSCode`
This script updates homebrew, updates all installed packages and then installs packages from the Brewfile that are not installed, and uninstalls those that are not defined in the Brewfile but installed. I do this to keep my system clean without trash packages I needed once.
Installs the Dank Mono Nerd Font that I use for my mono font, the Atkinson Hyperlegible Next font that I use for Obsidian and sets wallpaper to this.
