My personal dotfiles. Use at your own risk! I personally use these dotfiles across a linux laptop, a windows desktop and a macbook and have done so for years - so they are widely supported and well tested. But I might break them or change the way they function with no regard to anyone else using it.
A few bits of it has been separated into easy to consume modules which is listed out below.
- p.sh: Bash function to jump around between projects.
- p-load-nvmrc: Load the defined node version when using
p. - scratch: Bash function to create and navigate scratchpad-folders.
- prompt: Bash prompt.
Clone this repo into a folder named dotfiles in your home directory.
$ git clone [email protected]/gustavnikolaj/dotfiles.git $HOME/dotfiles
After cloning it, run the install script:
$ bash $HOME/dotfiles/scripts/install-dotfiles.sh
That will install dependencies and symlink in the relevant files.
A select few files are symlinked to the home directory, such as .bashrc and
.inputrc.
My bash setup is modularized and there are two ways that I load things. Either
explicitly, by sourcing files directly - such as the modularized bits in the
modules folder - or automatically. Automatic loading is based on the convention
that any files in the $HOME/dotfiles directory with a name matching
*.bashrc.sh will be loaded.