dotfiles

My personal collection of dotfiles.

Usage

To install all dotfiles on your machine:

$ make install/all

To synchronize this repository with the changes made to the tracked dotfiles on your machine, run:

$ make sync/all

It's also possible to only install or synchronize a subset of the dotfiles:

$ make install/<target>
$ make sync/<target>

Please refer to the table below for a list of possible <target> values:

Target	Description
dircolors	Colors for directory listings in CLI (see dircolors)
fish	Configurations for fish CLI
git	Configurations for git VCS
vim	Configurations for Vim text editor

Note that not all dotfiles are included in make (e.g., configurations for Windows Terminal). In those cases, use the dedicated import/export tool instead.

You can also override some make variables to control where to install the dotfiles or synchronize from:

Variable	Default	Description
ROOT	~	Reference root directory (typically your home directory)
FISH_CONFIG_DIR	$(ROOT)/.config/fish	Where to install the fish configuration files
GIT_CONFIG_DIR	$(ROOT)/.config/git	Where to install the git configuration files
VIM_FILES_DIR	$(ROOT)/.vim	Where to install the vim files

For example, to override the reference location for where you want to install the dotfiles:

$ make ROOT=/path/to/root install/all

Acknowledgements

I really like the Nord color theme. I use the following ports (or modifications thereof) to apply them:

• nordtheme/dircolors
• nordtheme/vim
• nordtheme/visual-studio-code
• thismat/nord-windows-terminal (unofficial port)