Dotfiles

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Holds the dotfiles and other configs for unix like operating systems.

GNU Stow

These dotfiles are meant to be managed via gnu stow where any file or folder not in the .stow-local-ignore file is symlinked to $HOME. To install the dotfiles simply run:

stow .

Install Stow either via linux package manager or homebrew.

Bash

All bash configs are stored in .bashrc.d. .bashrc sources all files ending in *.sh in that folder.

For any private config that should not be committed and shared put them in a file with the word -private- in it this way it'll be ignored in the dotfiles dir

example 11-private-work-setup.sh will be ignored

Neovim

1. Create python venv:

mkdir ${HOME}/venv
python -m venv ${HOME}/venv/neovim
cd ${HOME}/venv/neovim && source ./bin/activate
pip install neovim
deactivate

2. Install System Dependencies TBD

3. Install AI dependencies (if using)

• https://github.com/zed-industries/claude-code-acp
  • see https://codecompanion.olimorris.dev/configuration/adapters#setup-claude-code-via-acp

homebrew

• To install run brew bundle from dotfiles directory

Git

Git configuration loads the username and email to use for a git directory based on the path of the project.

• ~/projects/work -> Load work email
• ~/projects/personal -> Loads personal email

1Password Secrets

Some configuration like for AI Plugins need access to secrets. I want those to be stored in 1Password instead of env if possible. Therefore make sure to setup a 1Password Service Account and add

export OP_ACCOUNT=
export OP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_TOKEN

to a 11-private-{name}.sh file in .bashrc.d directory