I want to feel like ~ no matter what so here is my personal collection of settings.

You can clone this repository, init the submodules and run the script. Almost all the configuration will be symlinked to your home, backing up the originals founded in there.

$ git clone [email protected]:javivelasco/dotfiles.git & cd dotfiles
$ git submodule update --init --recursive

The installation is made from a Rakefile and you can run just the parts that you want. To check what is available:

$ rake -T
rake configure          # Run all configuration tasks
rake configure:git      # Configure git related dotfiles
rake configure:osx      # Configure OSX (run once)
rake configure:tmux     # Configure TMUX
rake configure:vim      # Configure Vim with Vundler and plugins
rake configure:zsh      # Configure ZSH and bootstrap aliases, functions, etc
rake install            # Run all install tasks
rake install:binaries   # Copy binaries to home folder
rake install:homebrew   # Install homebrew and useful packages
rake install:oh_my_zsh  # Install oh my zsh, pure prompt and syntax highlighter
rake setup              # Run everything

So if you want to setup everything just run:

$ rake setup

Or, if you want to run just the zsh configuration for example you can do:

$ rake configure:zsh

All the changes will try to backup a copy of your original configuration but in some cases it's not possible (ie the osx configuration). Be aware of it.

• I prefer zsh over bash so if you configure it your prompt will change.
• If you install oh my zsh you'll also get the neat prompt Pure by Sindre Sorhus.
• I encourage you to change the config files to your needs, specially the osx.sh script, which is grabbed from awesome Mathias Bynens dotfiles.
• The OSX script will install in your iTerm2 the theme Solarized and the font Monaco, but you will have to select them from the settings. Also it will link your sublime to a subl command.
• If you install Brew you'll get a bunch of useful packages which can take a while in install.

I've tried to take the best from every dotfiles I've found but I get inspired (and grab some code) from Ryan Bates, Mathias Bynens, Zach Holman and YADR. Thanks to all of them.

Copyright (c) 2015 - Javier Velasco

Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.