Config Files

My dot files as well as a variety of scripts to manipulate/use them. These work with MacOS and Ubuntu.

Bootstrapping a new Fedora Installation

Run this one-off command to set up the github CLI + download this repo, all in one-shot. Maybe eventually this will kick off the config files installer?

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pcodes/config-files/master/bootstrap_linux.sh | bash

TODO

⚠️ WARNING: This is all under construction, everything below this section is super outdated Next steps:

• Add polybar to this
• Create actual custom polybar
• No more manual lists in the install dotfiles script
• Figure out rofi theme
• Add support for creating .desktop files for things I like (such as obsidian)
• Add support for creating the graphical target for i3 (currently it's in the .bin folder of my laptop)

ZSH

• zshrc: My ZSHRC file. It uses Oh My ZSH as well as a variety of shell plugins for enhanced functionality
• Oh My ZSH Custom Plugins:
  • ZSH Autocomplete
  • ZSH Syntax Highlighting
  • Custom Plugin Autoupdate
  • Powerlevel10k theme
• install_zsh.sh: This will download and install Oh my ZSH (ZSH framework), PowerLevel10K (my theme of choice), and the following dependencies:
  • diff-so-fancy: Better diff viewing
  • lsd: Better ls command, uses Nerdfont icons

Tmux

• tmux.conf: Standard tmux.conf file. Will automatically download plugin manager on first install
• Tmux plugins: (coming soon)

Neovim

I upgraded from Vim 8 to using Neovim. I overhauled my plugin selection and things should be much snappier. The base file is neovim.vim in the config directory. There also is coc-settings.json for modifying the coc auto-complete plugin.

Linters + Formatters

• Lua: LuaFormatter
• Bash: Shellcheck + Bashfmt

Other Scripts

• update_config.sh: If you want to update any of the config files, change them in here. Changes are then tracked with VCS, and the script copies the new one.
• install_vim.sh: Sets up Vim from my vimrc repo
• setup_ubuntu: Script I use for a fresh Ubuntu install
• scripts/: Folder with misc shell scripts I use