My dotfiles.

To get a new machine setup, there are a few choices.

Use a bare repo with a worktree:

git clone --bare https://github.com/hosaka/.dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfiles
alias dot="/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles --work-tree=$HOME"
dot checkout -f

git clone --bare https://github.com/hosaka/.dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfiles
function dot { git --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles --work-tree=$HOME $Args }
dot checkout -f

Clone directly into $HOME:

cd ~
git init
git remote add origin https://github.com/hosaka/.dotfiles.git
git fetch
git checkout -f main

Use a remote install script:

curl https://hosaka.cc/sh/dotinstall | sh

Use dot alias to interact with the dotfiles repo, it is a direct alias to git. Use dotstrap to install common tools. See dotstrap --help for more help.

Rust toolchain can be installed with dotstrap rustup.

A tool for managing development environments and tooling, see mise.jdx.dev. In addition to a global config, per-machine config can be added (based on the hostname). See .config/mise/ for examples.

Bootstrap it with dotstrap mise. To view a list of tools and install them use:

mise list
mise install tool # or tool@version

It is also used as an intermediate step to install versioned tools from other package managers such as cargo, go and npm. Some of the tools which can be installed with Mise are described below.

Replaces shell history with a searchable database, see docs.atuin.sh. Install with mise install "cargo:atuin". Shell history can be synced between different machines via a self hosted server (see .config/atuin/config.toml).

To setup a new machine (omit the password flag to enter it via a prompt):

atuin login -u <USERNAME> -p <PASSWORD> -k <KEY>

The encryption key can be obtained with atuin key on an existing machine.

A version manager for Neovim. Install with mise install "cargo:bob", To use/install a version:

bob use nightly

To update an existing version:

bob update nightly

Added as a gitsubmodule, neovim config can be pulled in by running:

dot submodule update --init .config/nvim

All files are ignored by default (see .gitignore). To add a new dotfile pass the --force/-f flag to the git add command:

dot add -f .vimrc

All subsequent changes to this file will be tracked by git and it will appear in git status, git diff etc, an can be committed as usual. Alternatively use the dotadd alias to avoid having to pass the -f flag every time.

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