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Dotfiles

This repository contains my personal dotfiles and configuration files for various tools and applications. It's managed using dotbot for easy installation and updates, with additional automation provided by Ansible.

Overview

These dotfiles include configurations for:

  • Shell environments (Zsh, Bash)
  • Text editors (Vim, Neovim, IntelliJ IDEA)
  • Window managers (Aerospace, i3, Yabai)
  • Terminal emulators and multiplexers (Kitty, Tmux)
  • Development tools (ASDF version manager)
  • System configurations (Nix-Darwin)
  • Various desktop environment components (Polybar, Rofi, Picom)

Installation

Quick Setup (Dotbot)

  1. Clone this repository:

    git clone --recursive https://github.com/sifterstudios/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles

  2. Run the installation script:

    ./install

This will create symbolic links for all configuration files in their appropriate locations.

Full Setup (Ansible)

For a complete setup including package installation and system configuration, use the Ansible playbooks:

  1. Clone the repository as shown above

  2. Install Ansible if not already installed

  3. Run the appropriate playbook:

    For macOS:

    ansible-playbook tasks_mac/main.yml

    For Linux:

    ansible-playbook tasks/main.yml

The Ansible playbooks will:

  • Install required packages and applications
  • Configure system settings
  • Set up development environments
  • Install and configure various tools
  • Apply security settings

Requirements

  • dotbot (included as a submodule)
  • Ansible (for full setup)
  • Git
  • Zsh or Bash
  • Various tools and applications depending on which configurations you use

Customization

You can customize the installation by:

  1. Modifying the install.conf.yaml file to control which configuration files are linked
  2. Editing the Ansible playbooks in the tasks/ and tasks_mac/ directories to customize package installation and system configuration
  3. Adjusting individual configuration files to match your preferences

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.