README.md

dotfiles

These them there them dotfiles.

New Computer Setup

Install Xcode:

touch ~/.zshrc
xcode-select --install

Install brew:

open https://brew.sh/
brew -v
brew doctor
brew update

Install git:

brew install git

Install nvm:

mkdir -p ~/.nvm
open https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm#installing-and-updating
nvm -v

Open new tab to show nvm has installed:

nvm -v

When we install oh-my-zsh, it'll overwrite our ~/.zshrc, so let's make a backup to save our nvm stuff:

mv ~/.zshrc ~/.zshrc.bak

Install zsh, oh-my-zsh:

brew install zsh
echo '/opt/homebrew/bin/zsh' | sudo tee -a /etc/shells > /dev/null
chsh -s /opt/homebrew/bin/zsh
open https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh#basic-installation
omz update
# copy contents of original `~/.zshrc` into one generated by this install
cat ~/.zshrc.bak >> ~/.zshrc

Open a new tab and you should see zsh and omz load on startup.

Clone this project:

mkdir -p ~/code/bradleyoesch
cd ~/code/bradleyoesch
git clone https://github.com/bradleyoesch/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles

Run setup script then restart zsh to pick up the changes:

./setup
mv ~/.zshrc ~/.zshrc.bak
./install
exec zsh

If everything looks good, you can remove your old zshrc at any point:

rm ~/.zshrc.bak

Applications

open ~/Applications

Dropbox

Set up

FileZilla

Download and set up: https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?platform=osx

Add ssh key:

1. ssh-keygen
2. Copy the key manually into your droplet
3. Import bradleyoesch.com site settings from applications/filezilla/site-config-bradleyoesch.com.xml
   • File > Import > applications/filezilla/
   • You will probably have to add the ssh key manually, since filezilla expects it with a certain format

Export settings with File > Export > Export Site Manager entries

Flux

Update hues with Top bar icon > Preferences:

• Daytime - 4800K
• Sunset - 3400K
• Bedtime - 2000K

Google Chrome

Set up google account

Extensions

• Hover Zoom+ - go through settings
• LastPass - log in
• OneTab - import tabs
• RedditEnhancementSuite - import settings from Google Drive
• SetupVPN - log in
• Stylebot - import settings from applications/chrome/stylebot.json
• uBlock - import settings from applications/chrome/ublock.txt

Apps

• Postman - log in with Google

iTerm2

Load iTerm2 settings:

General > Preferences > Load preferences from a custom folder or URL

• applications/iterm2/

Profiles > Other Actions... > Import JSON Profiles...

• applications/iterm2/profile.json

Profiles > Colors > Color Presets... > Import...

• applications/iterm2/monokai-bradley.itermcolors

Keys > Key Bindings > Presets... > Import

• applications/iterm2/keybindings.itermkeymap

Set global hotkey: Preferences > Keys > Hotkey > cmd + opt +

QuickLook

Open the Quicklook directory and Right click > Show Package Contents > ... > MacOS > Right click > Open > Allow

open /Users/bradley/Library/QuickLook
open ~/Applications # QLMarkdown

Rectangle

Import settings from applications/rectangle/config.json

• cmd + space > Rectangle > Gear icon > Import (at bottom)

Spotify

Log in with Facebook, double check settings

Sublime Text

Settings should be copied for you already after installing.

You can open from the terminal with subl:

subl ~/.zshrc

The theme may be broken, so comment it out and reinstall:

• cmd + , for preferences
• visit https://monokai.pro/sublime-text to install (may be under Monokai+)
• cmd + shift + P > Monokai Pro: select theme to apply

Transmission

Download and set up: https://transmissionbt.com/download.html

VLC

Settings should be copied for you already after installing.

To import settings into VLC:

./applications/vlc/sync import

To import settings from VLC:

./applications/vlc/sync export

Installation

This project uses dotbot to manage the installation.

./install && exec zsh

Contents

To view all relevant files and directories in this repo, run tree:

tree -aI 'dotbot|.git|.gitmodules'

Credits

Many thanks to the dotfiles community.