Dotfiles

Configuration of software I personally use for software development

Hyprland with foot terminal, tmux and neovim

Install

Add user:

useradd -m -G docker,systemd-journal,users,wheel -k /dev/null -s /usr/bin/zsh cj

Clone repository and install dotfiles as a new user:

sudo -iu cj
git clone https://github.com/codingjerk/dotfiles.git
python ~/dotfiles/tools/render install

WARNING: it's for me and myself only, I don't recommend to run it on your own machines.

If you're not me (lol), just clone this repository and poke into configuration files (it's in config directory!).

Optional extra steps (on new hosts)

1. Generate ssh keys:

ssh-keygen -t ed25519

2. Import gpg keys:

gpg --import <key>.gpg
gpg --edit-key <key-id>
# trust, 5, save

3. Initialize stores:

git clone cj:private-pass .password-store
git clone cj:when-private .when
git clone cj:ledger-private .ledger
git clone cj:notes-private notes

4. Install LSPs for neovim. Check neovim's init.lua for actual sources and build instructions.

5. Install lazy

mkdir -p ~/.local/share/nvim/lazy
cd $$
git clone https://github.com/folke/lazy.nvim.git

in vim:
:Lazy Install

Update (re-render configuration files)

Pull sources and re-render configs:

git pull
python ~/dotfiles/tools/render install

How it works?

This repository contains:

• config -- a bunch of configuration files and templates. Main directory here
• settings.toml -- configurable settings (color palette, font, etc.), used by templates
• wallpaper.png -- a wallpaper
• tools
  • render -- tool to render templates into configuration files

Itself, repository should be placed somewhere in your home directory, and after running update it will place rendered configuration files into your home directory.