Dotfiles are what power your system. These are mine. They're mostly for OS X since that's what I use. All of the dotfile management is done with rcm and packages are managed with homebrew.

All of the things that I use on a daily basis. Most of it is based on the highly opinionated way that I work. Most of the fun stuff is in bin.

Other highlights include:

• Defaults for git.
• Version management for elixir, erlang, golang, and node (via. asdf)
• Lots of aliases for common commands.

Running ./bootstrap.sh will install all dependencies and create symlinks to all of the dotfiles. I try to make sure its up to date but every now and then there is a missing dependency. If you need to add new dotfiles or symlinks in the future then you can simply run rcup in the dotfiles dir.

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mvf4z7/dotfiles/main/bootstrap.sh)"

I originally created my dotfiles based on Chris Keathleys fantastic dotfiles repo.