Run install.sh and get going.

Tracked in Brewfile (formulae, casks, taps, and brew bundle extras like go, npm, and cargo).

On a new machine (from the dotfiles repo root):

brew bundle install --file=Brewfile

install.sh can run the same step when prompted. To refresh the Brewfile after installing or removing packages locally:

brew bundle dump --force --file=Brewfile

Check whether your machine matches the Brewfile without installing:

brew bundle check --file=Brewfile

• ZSH
• vundle plugin manager for Vim. (Reference)
• oh-my-zsh for managing ZSH. (Reference)
• powerlevel10k theme for ZSH (Reference)
• fzf for fuzzy file search (Reference). Install fzf by running /usr/local/opt/fzf/install to generate bash completion scripts.
• hstr for better command history search (Reference)
  • hstr --show-configuration >> ~/.zshrc
• kubectl for kubectl autocompletion.
• timewarrior (Reference)
• Most CLI tools above are listed in Brewfile; install them with brew bundle install instead of one-off brew install commands.
• neovim is installed from the official release tarball (see vim/TROUBLESHOOTING.md), not Homebrew.

Hugely inspired by Zach Holman's dotfiles