Are you looking for a highly opinionated, pre-configured, and barely stable local development configuration?

Well, then you're in luck! Here is my .dotfiles repo where I have my automated development setup script located in .local/bin/setup.sh and all my configurations in .config.

Welcome to my highly opinionated dotfiles repository, where I've managed to take the pain out of setting up your local development environment... and shifted it right onto your shoulders! That's right! Now you too can feel the joy of using a system that's built around Neovim, Zsh, and Tmux. Don't know what those are? Don't worry, neither do I!

What you get

• Neovim (with some totally essential plugins, trust me)
• Zsh (with oh-my-zsh)
• Tmux (with tpm)
• Tools for Rust and Go
• A bunch of other terminal goodies (like Lazydocker, Lazygit, WezTerm, and more!) So, if you're a die-hard Ubuntu/Debian fan, or you just don't care about your own sanity, keep reading!

Prerequisites

• Ubuntu or Debian-based distributions (for now)
• A burning desire to throw caution to the wind
• A github personal accesss token: read more
  • Needs admin:public_key, read:org, repo access

Installation

To get started, just run the install script with the following command:

bash -c "$(wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linkinlog/.dotfiles/development/.local/bin/main.sh)" -- <hostname> <git_email> <git_user> <gh_personal_token>

Replace <hostname>, <git_email>, <git_user>, and <gh_personal_token> with your desired hostname, Git email, Git username, and GitHub personal token, respectively.

Be sure to source the packer file with :source $HOME/.config/nvim/lua/thelogger/packer.lua and then run <prefix>+I in Tmux to install the necessary plugins.

Warning

This script has been carefully crafted to work on Ubuntu/Debian-based distributions. If you're a fan of other distributions, you might want to give this a pass... or better yet, submit a PR and join the madness!

One last thing

Remember, this is highly opinionated, so things might not work exactly how you expect. But, hey, that's half the fun, right?

Contributing

If you think you can make this chaos even better, feel free to open an issue or submit a PR. Just remember, there's a fine line between genius and insanity. Are you up for the challenge?

Happy hacking!