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A powerful dotfiles management system designed for developers who work across multiple platforms. Seamlessly manages your development environment across Debian-based Linux (including WSL2), and macOS.
Details
- WSL2: Full support for Windows Subsystem for Linux
- Debian-based Linux: Native support for Debian and Ubuntu
- MacOSX: Complete support for both Apple Silicon and Intel processors
- Automatic Backups: Every existing configuration is backed up before modification
- Easy Rollback: Restore your previous configuration with a single command:
make restore
- Sheldon Integration: Modern plugin management using
plugins.toml
- Centralized plugin configuration
- Fast, async plugin loading
- Easy to maintain and update
- Platform-Specific Package Management:
- Homebrew for MacOSX and Linux
- apt for Debian-based systems
- FZF Integration:
- Quick file search (
Ctrl+T
) - Command history search (
Ctrl+R
)
- Quick file search (
- Custom FZF Commands:
fb
: Interactive Git branch switchingsf
: Search file contents with previewfd
: Fast directory navigation based on file selection
- Nerd Fonts Support: Automatic installation and configuration
- Windows (via Scoop)
- MacOSX (via Homebrew)
- Terminal-Specific Setup:
- Windows Terminal
- iTerm2
- Terminal.app
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/dotfiles.git cd dotfiles
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Install:
make install
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Restart the shell
exec zsh
- Shell: Modern ZSH configuration with Sheldon plugin management
- Git: Optimized Git configuration with useful aliases
- Terminal: Platform-specific terminal configurations
- Fonts: JetBrainsMono Nerd Font for a consistent look
- All existing configurations are automatically backed up before installation
- Backups are stored in
~/{fileName}.backup
make restore
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Installing Nerd Fonts in Windows Terminal
For WSL2 users, logs will be displayed as shown above. You can install Nerd Fonts by executing the displayed path in Windows Terminal.
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Adding zsh plugins
We use sheldon as the plugin manager. Edit
.config/sheldon/plugins.toml
to add new plugins. Documentation can be found here. -
Adding custom utility functions
It's recommended to add your custom functions as plugins in the
.zsh/plugins
directory with names likefoo.zsh
, keeping them separate from .zshrc.
This software is released under the MIT License.
You are free to use it within the scope of the license, but you must include the following copyright notice and license text when using this software:
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