Installation

0. Overview

This setup process involves a few manual prerequisite steps, followed by an automated script (install.sh) that handles the bulk of the configuration. Finally, a couple of post-installation manual steps are required to complete the setup.

Manual Prerequisites:

1. Install iTerm2
2. Configure iTerm2:
   • Go to Profiles > Keys > Key Bindings > Presets
   • Select "Natural Text Editing"

The install.sh script will perform the following actions:

• Install Homebrew (if not already installed).
• Install neovim, pyenv, and skhd (a hotkey daemon for macOS) using Homebrew.
• Back up your existing ~/.zshrc to ~/.zshrc.backup (if it exists).
• Create symbolic links for .zshrc, nvim, and skhdrc configuration files.
• Set macOS keyboard repeat rate and Press and Hold preferences for a faster typing experience.
• Configure Git to disable the pager for the branch command, improving its usability.

1. Automated Installation Script

1. Clone this repository (if you haven't already):

   git clone <your-repo-url> ~/dotfiles
   cd ~/dotfiles

2. Make the installation script executable:

   chmod +x install.sh

3. Run the installation script:

   ./install.sh

2. Manual Post-Installation Steps

After running the install.sh script, you still need to perform the following manual steps:

1. Install Fira Code Font:
   • Download and install a Fira Code Nerd Font from NerdFonts.
   • Select the .ttf font you like, double-click it, and install it.
   • In iTerm2, go to Profiles > Your Profile > Text > Font, and select the installed Fira Code font.
2. Install Vim Plugins:
   • Open Neovim (nvim).
   • Run the command :PlugInstall to install all configured plugins.
3. Apply Configuration:
   • Open a new terminal tab/window, or
   • Run source ~/.zshrc in your current terminal to apply the Zsh and p10k configuration.

Enjoy your new setup!