Maintained and versioned config across machines.

Clone the repo into your home directory. These files should be located in ~/dotfiles.

Make install.sh executable and run. Installs HomeBrew and the packages defined in packages.personal.Brewfile.

1. cd dotfiles/
2. chmod -R 777 install.sh
3. ./install.sh

Options:

• -d
  Dry-Run. No side effects.

• -s
  Attempt to stow packages using GNU stow. This will symlink defined packages to your home directory if there is no existing file or directory with the same name.

The install script will attempt the following operations:

1. check for and install HomeBrew
2. install packages listed in packages.personal.Brewfile

stow is used to symlink files from the dotfiles directory. By default, stow will symlink files to the parent directory. Some directories have targets defined in a .stowrc file if there is a different target.

1. Install stow
2. clone the repo
3. $ cd ~/dotfiles and $ stow <name>

Vim has one extra dependency: after executing $ stow vim, clone the Vim package manager Vundle into ~/.vim/bundle and run :PluginInstall on start.

1. git clone https://github.com/VundleVim/Vundle.vim.git ~/.vim/bundle/Vundle.vim

The vscode_ext_install script will install VS Code extensions stored in the VSCode/extensions.txt file using VS Code's --install-extension command.

Options:

• -d
  Dry-Run. No side effects.

• Better way to export PATH to bashrc.
• Install NVM?