🚀 Dotfiles

My Minimal Dotfiles for a Productive Workflow

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📚 Editor Setup

• Neovim – A highly extensible text editor

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🐚 Fish Shell Setup

• Fish Shell – A smart and user-friendly shell
• Fisher – Plugin manager for Fish
• bobthefish – Fish theme for a sleek terminal look. Install with: fisher install oh-my-fish/theme-bobthefish
• Z – Directory jumper for faster navigation
• Eza – Colorful ls replacement with icons
• Ghq – Local Git repository organizer
• Peco – Interactive filtering tool

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🔥 Inspired Configs

These are the dotfiles repositories that inspired this setup:

• craftzdog/dotfiles-public – A personal dotfiles setup
• 2nthony/dotfiles – Minimalist approach to dotfiles
• ChristianChiarulli/nvim – Neovim configuration by Christian Chiarulli
• theprimeagen/.dotfiles – Primeagen's powerful dotfiles setup

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🚀 Installation Instructions

1. Clone the dotfiles repository:

   git clone --bare https://github.com/madsykle/dotfiles $HOME/.dotfiles

2. Install required dependencies:

   Install the necessary software like Fish and Neovim:

   sudo apt install fish neovim

3. Configure the dotfiles repository:

   Create an alias to make it easier to work with the dotfiles:

   alias config='git --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles/ --work-tree=$HOME'

4. Remove existing conflicting files (optional but recommended):

   If the files already exist on your new device, you may want to remove them to avoid conflicts. Use the following command to ensure that your dotfiles are in sync:

   config checkout

5. Hide untracked files:

   This step ensures that untracked files won't show up in the status, keeping your workspace clean:

   config config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no

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💬 Connect with Me

If you have any questions or want to discuss improvements, feel free to reach out to me on GitHub or Instagram.