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Davefiles

This repository contains my personal dotfiles, managed using Chezmoi. These configuration files set up my development environment with various tools and customizations.

They don't include my Setapp rig, I just hit the favorite heart and download 🤷‍♂️

Overview

  • Shell: Zsh with Oh My Zsh
  • Theme: Powerlevel10k
  • Package Manager: Homebrew
  • Development Tools: PHP, Node.js, Python, Rust, and more

Key Components

  1. Brewfile: Lists all the packages, casks, and VS Code extensions installed via Homebrew.
  2. Zsh Configuration:
    • .zshrc: Main Zsh configuration file
    • .zsh_aliases: Custom aliases
    • .zsh_exports: Environment variables and path configurations
    • .p10k.zsh: Powerlevel10k theme configuration
  3. Herd Configuration: PHP development environment setup
  4. .hushlogin: Disables the login message when opening a new terminal session

Installation

  1. Install Chezmoi:

    brew install chezmoi

  2. Initialize Chezmoi with this repository:

    chezmoi init https://github.com/0aveRyan/davefiles.git

  3. Apply the dotfiles:

    chezmoi apply

Key Aliases

  • cm: shortcut for chezmoi
  • f: open current directory in Finder
  • h: navigate to Herd directory
  • mu: navigate to wp-content/mu-plugins
  • p: navigate to wp-content/plugins
  • t: navigate to wp-content/themes
  • v or vsc: open current directory in Visual Studio Code
  • wpc: navigate to wp-content

Customization

Feel free to fork this repository and modify the configurations to suit your needs. Remember to update the Brewfile if you add or remove any packages.

Notes

  • This setup is optimized for macOS with Herd for PHP development.
  • The configuration includes settings for multiple PHP versions (7.4 to 8.4) managed by Herd.
  • NVM (Node Version Manager) is configured to work with Herd.
  • The .hushlogin file suppresses the system copyright notice, last login time, and mail check that normally appears when opening a new terminal session.
  • Some configurations may need adjusting based on your specific system and preferences.

License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT License.