Installation

# Git path
DOTFILES=$HOME/.dotfiles

# Clone the repository
git clone --mirror https://github.com/Mis1eader-dev/.dotfiles.git $DOTFILES

# Make the bare repo accessed via an alias
alias dotfiles="git --git-dir=$DOTFILES --work-tree=$HOME"

# Make it sparse
dotfiles config core.sparsecheckout true

# Don't clone README.md
echo $'/*\n!README.md' > $DOTFILES/info/sparse-checkout

# Bring in the files
dotfiles checkout -f

# We are done with it
unset DOTFILES

# Source and execute the setup
. ~/setup.sh

What will be installed

• libssl-dev
• curl
• git
• libfuse2 - For running AppImages
• tmux (Optional)
  • jimeh/tmux-themepack
• neovim
  • wbthomason/packer.nvim - Plugin manager
  • Mofiqul/vscode.nvim - VSCode Dark+ theme
  • neoclide/coc.nvim - Auto completion
    • coc-json
    • coc-yaml
    • coc-pairs
    • coc-snippets
    • Others depending on whether that language is installed
  • nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter
    • json
    • yaml
    • Others depending on whether that language is installed
  • nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim - Status line and tabline
  • nvim-tree/nvim-web-devicons
  • vim-utils/vim-man - Man pages
  • folke/todo-comments.nvim
• C/C++ (Optional)
  • g++
  • cmake
    • Sets CMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS to 1, all CMake projects will create compile_commands.json automatically
  • ninja-build
    • Sets CMAKE_GENERATOR environment variable to Ninja, all CMake projects will be built with Ninja
  • clangd-15
  • Coc extensions:
    • coc-clangd
    • coc-cmake
  • Treesitters:
    • c
    • cpp
    • cmake
• Java (Optional)
  • openjdk-19-jdk-headless
  • Coc extensions:
    • coc-java
  • Treesitters:
    • java
• HTML, CSS, JS (Optional)
  • live-server - To make documents hot refresh
  • Coc extensions:
    • coc-html
    • coc-css
    • coc-tsserver
    • coc-emmet
  • Treesitters:
    • html
    • css
    • javascript
    • typescript
• Python (Optional)
  • Regardless of whether Python is chosen to be installed, Python and pip will be installed later
  • Coc extensions:
    • coc-pyright
  • Treesitters:
    • python
• Lua (Optional)
  • lua5.4 (Optional)
  • Coc extensions:
    • coc-sumneko-lua
  • Treesitters:
    • lua
• nodejs - Needed for coc.nvim
• python3
• python3-pip
• pynvim - Needed for coc-snippets
• bash-completion - Auto-completion for bash commands
• cykerway/complete-alias
  • In .config/.complete_alias by default it is set to auto-complete all aliases
• grep - Regular expressions (regex)
• JetBrainsMono v2.3.3 Font
  • On a non-Windows machine it also installs:
    • fontconfig
    • unzip (If the font isn't already installed)

Bash aliases

Set according to .config/.bashrc, by default:

• v - Launchs neovim
• vsudo - Launchs neovim with sudo
• dotfiles - Acts on this repository using git
• see - Opens file explorer on Windows, or opens the browser if an HTML file is given to it
• sdown - Shutdown
• ginit - git init
• gs - git status
• ga - git add
• grm - git rm
• grmstaged - grm --cached
• grest - git restore
• gc - git commit
• gca - gc -a - Git commit all, including unstaged
• gcm - gc -m - Git commit staged with message
• gcam - gca -m - Git commit all, including unstaged, with message
• gcma - gcam
• gp - git push
• gpod - gp origin -d - Git delete branch remotely
• gpuo - gp -u origin - Git push upstream
• gpf - gp -f - Git push forcefully
• gpfwl - gp --force-with-lease - Git push forcefully, but ask nicely before doing so
• gpl - git pull
• grst - git reset
• grsth - grst --hard
• gb - git branch
• gba - gb -a - Git show branches, including remote
• gbd - gb -d - Git delete branch
• gbD - gb -D - Git delete branch forcefully
• gch - git checkout
• gchb - gch -b - Git checkout into new branch
• gbch - gchb
• gm - git merge
• gms - gm --squash - Git merge other branch into current branch, squashing all commits into one
• grb - git rebase
• grem - git remote
• grema - grem add
• gremao - grema origin
• gfch - git fetch
• gfcha - gfch --all
• gfchp - gfch --prune
• giff - git diff
• glog - git log

neovim

All key bindings are defaults, and two are added:

• CTRL+w | - Split horizontally
• CTRL+w - - Split vertically

tmux

All key bindings are defaults, except for splits, they are rebound to:

• CTRL+b | - Split horizontally
• CTRL+b - - Split vertically
• CTRL+b b - Show/hide status line

Symlinks

These are made by the setup.sh, not accounting for other symlinks made by package installations

• clangd -> clangd-15
• python -> python3

WSL

On Windows Subsystem for Linux it enables systemd, takes effect after a reboot