This is a repository of my (Eli Gundry) dotfiles.
brew install yadm
cd ~
yadm clone https://github.com/eligundry/dots.git
yadm bootstrapHomebrew packages are managed via ~/.Brewfile. The brew bundle command is built into Homebrew (no tap required).
# Install all packages from Brewfile
brew bundle --global
# Install and update the lockfile
brew bundle --global && brew bundle dump --global --force
# Add a new package: edit ~/.Brewfile, then run
brew bundle --globalNote: The --global flag uses ~/.Brewfile automatically. The old tap "homebrew/bundle" is deprecated and no longer needed.
As a part of a long term project for me, I want to keep track of every shell
command I ever type on every machine I work on. This is accomplished with
zsh-histdb, which saves commands to
a sqlite3 database, which is then continuously replicated to S3 with
litestream via a background process setup with
serviceman.
- Run the bootstrapping process described above
- Set the AWS access keys in
~/.config/envman/ENV.envin this format:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID='xxx'
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY='xxx'- Run
./.local/bin/install-zsh-histdb-sync.sh
- You can ignore directories for nvim's telescope by adding to
.rgignore