dotfiles

These dotfiles are hyper-specific to my personal dev environment. If it's helpful for you to copy/modify then awesome, but if not no worries. :)

It installs essential tools and applications such as:

• Hack Nerd Font Mono
• Homebrew
• Karabiner-Elements
• Neovim
• Yarn
• ag (the_silver_searcher)
• eslint
• fd
• fzf
• npm
• pynvim
• python3
• noTunes
• rbenv
• ripgrep
• Rosetta 2 (for M1 Macs)
• tree
• z

Additionally, it configures zsh and nvim by copying pre-defined configuration files from this repository (non-destructively).

When you set up Rust, just use the default settings. You may need to remove an extraneous path value that it adds to ./zshenv.

Afterwards, you'll want to enable noTunes to run by doing:

1. Navigate to System Settings
2. Select General
3. Select Login Items
4. Click the + under Open at Login and select noTunes (in Applications).

For more info, see: https://github.com/tombonez/noTunes

Prerequisites

• macOS operating system
• Command Line Tools for Xcode: Install by running xcode-select --install in your terminal if you haven't already.

Installation

1. Clone the Repository: First, clone this repository to your local machine:

   git clone [email protected]:malakada/dotfiles.git
   cd dotfiles

2. Run the Setup Script: Execute the setup script with:

   ./setup.sh

   It'll tell you what it's doing along the way. :)

Manual Configuration Steps

Some configurations cannot be automated through the script and require manual steps. Helper text is included in the script output to guide you through these steps.

iTerm2

• Font Configuration: Manually set iTerm2 to use Hack Nerd Font Mono, weight Regular, size 13, and line height value of 101 through iTerm2's preferences (iTerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Text > Font).

• Color Scheme: Set iTerm2's color preset to Solarized Dark via iTerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Colors > Color Presets.

• Appearance options: Enable 'Hide scrollbars' in iTerm2 > Preferences > Appearance > Windows. Also, enable 'Preserve window size when tab bar shows or hides' and 'Support basic HTML tags in tab titles' in iTerm2 > Preferences > Appearance > Tabs.