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MacOS Automated Setup

Automation scripts to set up macOS for software development and privacy.

  • Installs Homebrew.
  • Restores the current backup:
    • Symlinks dotfiles from the repo to the home folder (.config/ and .zshrc).
    • Installs packages listed in a Brewfile using brew and mas (for App Store apps).
  • Changes some macOS default preferences; see the full list here.

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I try to keep my config very minimal while maintaining only the features I need.

Note

I don't update these often, so they may be out of date.

Ghostty and Neovim

Wezterm and Neovim

Automated setup

Caution

This will overwrite your dotfiles. If you want to use this project with your own backup read this first.

Check dependencies:

git -v

Start:

git clone https://github.com/Jaycedam/mac-setup.git ~/Developer/mac-setup
cd ~/Developer/mac-setup && sh main.sh

Manual settings

Some settings must be changed manually due to API limitation or lack of documentation. Check this issue for more details.


How to use

If you want to use this project with your own dotfiles and configs, just follow these instructions:

Important

The path ~/Developer/mac-setup is expected by the script; it's used to generate symlinks and relative path operations.

  1. Fork the project then git clone (Replace USERNAME with yours):
git clone https://github.com/USERNAME/mac-setup.git ~/Developer/mac-setup
  1. Delete my backup:
cd ~/Developer/mac-setup && rm -rf dotfiles/*
  1. Back up your dotfiles and Brew packages. This moves your dotfiles to the project directory, then creates symlinks to $HOME. It will also back up your Brew packages into a Brewfile:
cd ~/Developer/mac-setup && sh backup.sh

Tip

If you install new Brew packages, just run backup.sh again to update the Brewfile.

  1. Make sure to change the USERNAME from the url in the automated setup section to yours. Then push the changes to your repo.

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