These are my dotfiles, they're pretty cool but also pretty basic. I prefer that they are easy to set up and understand over being super cool with tons of options that I never remember. I also don't use vim.

Bare Git repo
The dotfiles are managed using a bare Git repo, see this popular guide for an idea of how it works. This setup differs a bit from the one in the guide though.

Features
In short, this is what is included:

• bash and fish 🐟 stuff
  • configs with exports, aliases, functions (bash/fish), abbreviations etc.
  • nice fisher packages
  • I use fish 99% of the time, but I like to keep corresponding exports, functions, and aliases available in bash as well
• brew packages and casks
• git config with aliases and defaults
• pnpm for global npm packages
• ghostty terminal config
• macOS defaults

To automatically set up the bare Git repo and check out the dotfiles, run:

curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/duniul/dotfiles/main/.dotfiles/setup-dotfiles-git.sh" | bash

• If you don't feel like curling the script, you can have a look at it yourself and run the steps manually.
• If the script fails, e.g. because of conflicting files, clear up the issues and either run the script again or follow the instructions in the command.

bash "~/.dotfiles/setup.sh"

• Installs Homebrew + packages and casks
• Installs Fisher + packages
• Installs pnpm + global packages
• Installs Node via fnm

bash "~/.macos"

This script configures a lot of stuff on your Mac, so have a quick look at it before running it if you're not familiar with it. If you're confused about what the different commands do, see this reference guide.

• The dootin' skeleton image in this readme was made by Hot Paper Comics, specifically this reddit post.
• Many parts of this repo were inspired by other dotfile setups:
  • paulirish/dotfiles
  • rkalis/dotfiles
  • mathiasbynens/dotfiles