This repository contains my personal configuration files for Zsh, Neovim, Ghostty, and more, managed with GNU Stow.

Follow these steps to set up this configuration on your Mac:

Make sure you have Homebrew installed, then run:

brew install git stow

Clone the dotfiles repo into your home directory:

git clone https://github.com/fiqryq/dotfile.git ~/.dotfile

Change into the dotfile directory and use Stow to create symlinks:

cd ~/.dotfile
stow zsh
stow nvim
stow ghostty

Add or remove packages as needed.

• Zsh: If you use Oh My Zsh or other frameworks, install them as needed.
• Neovim: Open Neovim and run your plugin manager’s install command (e.g., :PackerSync).
• Ghostty: Download and install Ghostty if you haven’t already.

If you use a .env or .zshrc_priv for secrets or machine-specific settings, create it now:

touch ~/.env
# Add your secrets, e.g.:
# export API_KEY="your_api_key"

These files are ignored by git and should not be committed.

Apply your configuration:

source ~/.zshrc

Or simply open a new terminal window.

.dotfile/
  zsh/.zshrc
  nvim/.config/nvim/
  ghostty/.config/ghostty/
  ...

• Each directory is a Stow package.
• Symlinks are created in your home directory or ~/.config.

• Secrets (API keys, tokens, etc.) should go in .env or similar files, which are git-ignored.
• Never commit sensitive information to this repository.

To update your dotfiles:

1. Edit files in ~/.dotfile
2. Commit and push changes:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Update configs"
   git push

• If configs don’t load, check that symlinks exist:

  ls -l ~/.zshrc ~/.config/nvim ~/.config/ghostty

• Remove conflicting files before running stow.
• For more help, see Stow documentation.