Tired of setting up your development environment every time you start a new project or format your computer?
Dot is a simple tool that allows you to automate the process of setting up your development environment. 🚀
There are two types of setups you can use:
Headless: Run the setup in a remote server or a virtual machine, and connect via ssh from your main PC. (Compatible with Debian-based systems).
The main advantage of this setup is that you can run your development environment in a powerful server, and connect from your main PC, which can be a low-end machine without bloating it with development tools and packages.
Require a fresh install of
Debian-basedsystems likeUbuntu Server 24.04+.
GUI: Run the setup in your main PC, and use the graphical interface to interact with your development environment.
The main advantage of this setup is that you can use a single machine for development and personal use, without the need to connect to a remote server.
Require a fresh install of
Ubuntu 24.04+.
There are some extra scripts that you can use to manually install some applications and tools:
- Install Brew
- Install Multipass
- Install Starship
- Install Termius
- Install JetBrains Toolbox
- Install Brave Browser
- Install Firefox
- Install Google Chrome
- Install Spotify
- Install AnyDesk
- Install TradingView
- Install TablePlus
- Install ClickUp
- Install Trezor Suite
- Install Visual Studio Code
There scripts are available for
Debian-basedsystems andmacOS.
For
debian-basedsystems, will use apt to install the packages, and formacOS, will use brew.
Just run the following command in your terminal (Not working yet):
wget -qO- https://coody.me/dot/install | bashFollow the instructions in the manual.
For now, the project is in the early stages of development. If you want to contribute, create a Pull Request with your changes.
Check the roadmap.
This project is heavily inspired by omakub.
Licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.