Dotfiles manager

📦 install Repository

This repository contains scripts to facilitate the installation and management of dotfiles from the dotfiles repository.

📜 Available Scripts

1. Push Script

Purpose: Backs up your current dotfiles, including specific configurations like GitHub Copilot and Raycast, and pushes them to the remote dotfiles repository.

Usage:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phucleeuwu/dot.manager/main/push.sh)

What It Does:

• Dumps Homebrew packages into a Brewfile.
• Encrypts and archives specific configurations.
• Initializes a new Git repository for your dotfiles.
• Commits and force-pushes the changes to the remote repository.

2. Install Script

Purpose: Clones the dotfiles repository and sets up symbolic links to integrate the configurations into your system.

Usage:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phucleeuwu/dot.manager/main/install.sh)

What It Does:

• Clones the dotfiles repository to your home directory.
• Removes existing .zshrc and .config to prevent conflicts.
• Creates a new .config directory.
• Uses stow to create symbolic links for the configurations.

3. 🔒Private Script

Purpose: Clones the dotfiles repository, decrypts private configurations, and sets up symbolic links.

Usage:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/phucleeuwu/dot.manager/main/private.sh)

What It Does:

• Clones the dotfiles repository to your home directory.
• Removes existing .zshrc and .config to prevent conflicts.
• Creates a new .config directory.
• Decrypts and extracts private configurations.
• Uses stow to create symbolic links for the configurations.

⚠️ Important Notes

• Backup: Ensure you have backups of your current configurations before running these scripts.
• Dependencies: These scripts rely on tools like git, stow, openssl, and brew. Make sure they are installed on your system.
• Security: The private.sh script handles encrypted data. Ensure your environment is secure and you trust the source of these scripts.

For more information on managing dotfiles, you can refer to resources like dotfiles.github.io and awesome-dotfiles.