A simple framework to organize my dotfiles
The system is based on fragments which will compose the configuration for a given host.
You can arrange your aliases and other settings in different files depending on where you want them to run. There is a very barebones installer that will work in Debian/Arch/RedHat based distros, but that requires a bit more work to be fully functional.
This repo receives automatic commits whenever I publish one to my private
dotfiles repository, which includes per-host private settings. Those are added
to .gitignore in the github action in charge of the
publishing.
- zsh-based with oh-my-zsh
- custom tmux settings
- colors in many cli applications
- aliases for git, docker and others
Paths marked with F indicate files, the rest are directories.
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├── bin <- binaries
├── compdef <- zsh autocompletion files
├── conf <- configuration files to be installed
├── envs <- environment definition (export commands)
│ ├── _host_1
│ ├── _...
│ └── _host_n
├── fragments <- fragment definitions
│ ├F─ global <- global fragment (runs everywhere)
│ ├── common <- per-topic fragments
│ │ ├F─ _git
│ │ ├F─ _docker
│ │ └F─ _...
│ └── hosts <- per-host fragments
│ ├F─ _host_1
│ ├F─ _...
│ └F─ _host_n
├── install <- installation scripts
│ ├F─ install.sh
│ ├── _host_1
│ ├── _...
│ └── _host_n
└F─ zshrc
I'll eventually write a cheatsheet in some way that makes it convenient for query. For now, you'll have to rely on the config files themselves. :)