g-ohara's Dotfiles

This repository contains the personal dotfiles for g-ohara. These files are used to configure the shell, editor, and other tools to create a consistent development environment.

Getting Started

To use these dotfiles, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/g-ohara/dotfiles.git

2. Install the dotfiles:

   cd dotfiles && ./install_links.sh

Warning

This script will create symbolic links in your home directory to the files in this repository. It's highly recommended to back up your existing dotfiles before running this script.

Files and Directories

This repository is organized into the following files and directories:

Root Directory

• .aliases: Defines command-line aliases to shorten frequently used commands. It is loaded by .bashrc.
• .bash_profile: Sets environment variables and performs initial setup when you log in. It loads .bashrc, hides the mouse cursor, disables the dash-to-dock extension, and removes icons from the desktop.
• .bashrc: Configures the bash shell for interactive use. It is loaded when a new shell starts or from .bash_profile. It sets terminal colors, loads .aliases, and exports UID and GID for Docker Compose.
• .colorrc: Configures colors for the dircolors command, which is used to colorize file listings.
• .editorconfig: Contains configuration for shfmt to ensure consistent shell script formatting. The settings follow the Google Shell Style Guide.
• install_links.sh: A script that creates symbolic links from your home directory to the dotfiles in this repository.

.config/

This directory contains various configuration files for applications. For more details, see the .config/README.md file.

scripts/

This directory contains shell scripts for system setup and other tasks. For more details, see the scripts/README.md file.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.