dotfiles

Bootstraps a new Mac in minutes. Designed to be run repeatedly to manage installed software and config files.

Installation

Clone the repo and navigate to the root folder

git clone https://github.com/codehex/dotfiles.git && cd dotfiles

Add an .env file containing

# Sets MacOSX settings, causes Finder and Dock to reboot
# Set to false if MacOSX settings have been applied
export CONFIGURE_MAC="true"  

# Git settings
export GIT_NAME="<name>"                # e.g. export GIT_NAME="Linda Ashbrook"
export GIT_EMAIL="<email_address>"      # e.g. export GIT_EMAIL="linda.ashbrook@gmail.com"
export GIT_USERNAME="<git_username>"    # e.g. export GIT_USERNAME="lindash"
export GIT_SIGNING_KEY="<gpg_key_id>"   # e.g. export GIT_SIGNING_KEY="1234ABCD7890EF01"

Usage

Run bootstrap.zsh to bootstrap a new Mac machine, can be run frequently to keep software and config files up to date.

./bootstrap.zsh

Run update.zsh to run a slimline version of bootstrap.zsh for Macs that have already been bootstrapped previously.

./update.zsh

Update Brewfile to control which software to install via Homebrew

Reference

The scripts perform the following operations

bootstrap.zsh

• Update MacOSX software - Runs the software update tool, providing an user option to install any new updates. May cause reboots.
• Installs/Updates Homebrew - Ensures Homebrew is installed and updates all installed software via Homebrew.
• Updates Homebrew Bundle - Installs or removes software based on the Brewfile in the root directory.
• Setup .gitconfig file
• Generate GPG key for signing git commits - Checks if a signing key has been configure for git. If not, walks the user through the process of generating a GPG key and configuring it for Github.
• Setup .sshconfig file
• Generate SSH key for Github - Checks if an SSH key is already present (~/.ssh/id_ed25519). If not, walks the user through the process of generating an SSH key and configuing it for Github.
• Installs Oh My ZSH - Checks if the ~/.zshrc file exists, and if not installs Oh My ZSH.
• Installs Powerline - Detects if Powerline is installed and installs it if not.
• Configure MacOSC settings - Applies MacOSX system settings defined in .macosx. Can be turned on and off via the .env file.
• Setup .zprofile, aliases and .zshrc files - Configure ZSH shell
• Setup .powerline_config files - Configures Powerline settings and theme.
• Setup gpg-agent.conf file - Ensures GPG key is cached for a long time.
• Setup vscode_settings.json file - Configures VSCode settings
• Updates VSCode extensions - Ensures that all VSCode extension in vscode/vscode_extensions.txt are installed. Does not remove extension that are not on the list.
• Install/Upgrade Node - Detects and updates to the latest version of Node.

update.zsh

• Update MacOSX software - Runs the software update tool, providing an user option to install any new updates. May cause reboots.
• Updates Homebrew - Updates Homebrew formulae and upgrades all installed software via Homebrew.
• Updates Homebrew Bundle - Installs or removes software based on the Brewfile in the root directory.
• Setup .gitconfig and .sshconfig files
• Setup .zprofile, aliases and .zshrc files - Configure ZSH shell
• Setup .powerline_config files - Configures Powerline settings and theme.
• Setup vscode_settings.json file - Configures VSCode settings
• Updates VSCode extensions - Ensures that all VSCode extension in vscode/vscode_extensions.txt are installed. Does not remove extension that are not on the list.
• Install/Upgrade Node - Detects and updates to the latest version of Node.

Disclaimer

WARNING: Use these files at your own risk - These files have only been tested on my machine. If you would like to use these files, please review the contents of the scripts, remove anything you don't want or need and ensure you understand what these scripts are doing. Thank you.