This project automates the setup of common developer tools and configurations in Ubuntu without requiring sudo privileges.

• Project Structure
• Quick Start
• Scripts Overview
• Available Scripts
  • Installation Scripts
  • Configuration Scripts
  • System Scripts
• Running Scripts Without Cloning
• Using Makefile
• Helper: Run Any Script Directly
• Important Note
• Open Source & Contributing
• Tips
• Author

git clone https://github.com/hmaach/init.git
cd init

chmod +x run.sh cmd/*.sh Makefile

./run.sh

make help

make install-docker
make setup-git

⚠️ After running any installation script, always reload your shell configuration.

Many scripts update environment variables such as PATH.

Run:

source ~/.zshrc

If you skip this step, newly installed commands may not be immediately available.

make help

make install-discord
make install-docker
make install-mkcert
make install-mongosh
make install-mvn
make install-ng
make install-tmux

make setup-git
make setup-clock
make setup-refresh-rates

make update-java

You can run any script from the repository using:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hmaach/init/refs/heads/main/cmd/<script-name>.sh)

Example:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hmaach/init/refs/heads/main/cmd/install_tmux.sh)

This project is open source.

If you have:

• a useful setup script
• improvements to existing scripts
• bug fixes
• better automation ideas

you are welcome to contribute.

Ways to contribute:

1. Fork the repository
2. Add or improve a script
3. Update the scripts overview table
4. Submit a pull request

You can also open an issue if something does not work correctly.

The goal of this project is to build a collection of reliable scripts for setting up developer environments without sudo.

• Usage of auto.sh :

$ ./auto.sh <name of the binary you want to work when stating the session>

• Use source run.sh if you want environment changes applied immediately.
• All installations occur inside your home directory.
• No sudo is required.
• You can run scripts individually depending on what you need.

Hamza Maach