Clone this repository somewhere, i.e.:
git clone git@github.com/acornejo/dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfiles
Next, run the included dot-restore to create all appropriate links:
$HOME/.dotfiles/bin/dot-restore
Enjoy!
First, clean-up the links using the included dot-clean script:
$HOME/.dotfiles/bin/dot-clean
Next, delete the repository
rm -fr $HOME/.dotfiles
Fork this repository and add your own dotfiles!
To prevent certain files (like this readme) from being linked, list them
inside an .exclude file inside the containing directory.
Create a '.linkdir' file inside any directory that you wish to to link, instead of just linking the individual files it contains (default behavior).
Use '.hook-pre' and '.hook-post' scripts to perform any additional configuration steps you want to perform before restoring a folder from your dotfiles.
Use directories named host-${HOST} and uname-${OS} inside your dotfiles
directory, with the corresponding .hook-pre and .hook-post scripts
if needed. For example, create a directory called host-macbookalex to
store all dotfiles specific to a machine named macbookalex, and create
a directory called uname-Linux to store all dotfiles specific to Linux
machines.