This is a collection of scripts for setting up my personal development environment. It's meant to get a new environment completely configured as fast as possible on a clean install of macOS.
After running through the installation scripts and instructions, you'll have an environment configured with the following tools.
- Homebrew: The de facto package manager for macOS.
- Git: Everyone's favorite distributed version control system.
- Neovim: The world's best text editor. My Neovim configuration includes AstroNvim, a "distribution", as well as a ton of customization.
- tmux: A utility that allows you to run multiple windows inside one terminal.
In addition, these dotfiles install a ton of small, useful utilities command-line utilities and system applications, which can be viewed in the Brewfile.
Before anything else, install any pending system updates.
softwareupdate -iaThen, install the Xcode's CLI tools and accept the license.
xcode-select --install
sudo xcodebuild -license acceptFirst, clone this repo.
git clone https://github.com/LandonSchropp/dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfilesNext, you'll want to run each of the following scripts in-order. Over the years, I've found that something usually breaks every year or two, so it's best to run them individually and debug anything that pops up.
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-homebrew
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-zshell
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-rcup
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-bat
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-fzf
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-launchd
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-mise-en-place
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-neovim
~/.dotfiles/bin/set-up-tmuxIn order to connect with GitHub, you'll need to generate an SSH key. Follow the instructions on GitHub.
A subset of app preferences are backed up to and restored from iCloud Drive. The list of apps is
configured in config/preferences/apps.json.
To back up preferences:
~/.dotfiles/bin/preferences/back-up-preferencesTo restore preferences on a new machine:
~/.dotfiles/bin/preferences/restore-preferences