Dotfiles

Restore your Dotfiles manually

1. Install git
2. Clone your dotfiles repository:

   git clone https://github.com/erickvasm/dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfiles

3. Go to your dotfiles folder:

 ```bash
 cd $HOME/.dotfiles

4. Give execution permissions to the install script:

   chmod +x install/bootstrap.sh

5. Execute the install script:

   ./install/bootstrap.sh

6. Restart your terminal

Project Structure

├── docs                    # Documentation of installation and tools
├── export_logs             # Logs of exported configurations
├── install                 # Bootstrap and helper scripts
├── os                      # OS-specific configs
│   ├── unix
│   │   ├── linux
│   │   ├── mac
│   │   └── packages/       # Bash, ZSH, Git, Vim, VSCode, etc.
│   └── windows/
├── utilities               # Utility scripts
└── README.md

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Tools and Features

This repository includes:

• exa: Enhanced ls
• fzf: Fuzzy finder
• bat: Better cat (macOS only)
• Shell configs: Bash & Zsh setups
• Terminal themes
• Git global config
• NeoVim & LazyVim config
• VSCode user settings
• PowerShell config (credits to devaslife)
• Utility scripts: for video compression, sleep prevention, and plist automation

💡 Note: VSCode settings are included mainly for backup/versioning.

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Utilities

export_config.sh

This script exports a list of globally installed packages and configurations from various package managers.

Usage:

./utilities/export_config.sh

This will create the following files in the export_logs directory:

• volta_globals.txt: A list of global tools installed with Volta.
• pip_global_packages.txt: A list of global packages installed with pip.
• gradle_properties.txt: Gradle properties.
• Brewfile: A list of packages installed with Homebrew.

These files can be used to manually update the package lists in os/unix/python_node.conf and os/unix/mac/Brewfile.

plist-config.sh

This script manages macOS system preferences by exporting and importing configurations using .plist files.

Usage:

• Export:

  ./utilities/plist-config.sh export

  This will export your current system preferences to .plist files located in os/unix/mac/settings.

• Import:

  ./utilities/plist-config.sh import

  This will import the preferences from the .plist files in os/unix/mac/settings, applying them to your system.

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Windows

For Windows setup instructions, refer to:

docs/installation-window.md

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Preview

Bash config

Bash with Starship

Init.vim

LazyVim config

PowerShell with Takuya config

PowerShell with Starship

VSCode config