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Simple project to install and configure all the things the way I like in my Ubuntu machine.

You can simply clone the repo into your local machine and run the automate-setup file in your terminal

./automate-setup

I recommend this way if you don't have go installed already and you fully trust me. (might be risky or maybe not? 🙄)

You'll need to Install Go first

https://github.com/Danielratmiroff/automate-setup.git
cd automate-setup
go install # (or just go build -o .)

Please note: If you get an error claiming that automate-setup cannot be found or is not defined, you may need to add ~/go/bin to your $PATH (MacOS/Linux), or %HOME%\go\bin (Windows).

As of now, it asumes your linux username is "daniel". (will add support for dynamic usernames in the near future)

Run it to install and configure everything at once.

Ideal if you have a new laptop or just happends that you just deleted everything by accident (I'm that dumb)

./automate-setup

You can install individual pkgs or software by passing parameters.

./automate-setup exa # Will install only the "exa" package.

Software

• ansible
• lazygit
• neovim
• zshrc
• docker

Dotfiles

• neovim
• fish
• oh-my-fish
• zshrc
• oh-my-zshrc

Packages

• git
• unzip
• gzip
• curl
• wget
• fd-find
• ripgrep
• pandoc
• pipenv
• progress
• findutils
• gawk
• npm
• nodejs
• fish
• oh-my-fish
• peco
• tmux
• rsync
• python3.8-venv
• bat
• direnv
• exa
• dust
• yarn
• golang
• software-properties-common
• python-is-python3
• python3-pip
• openssh-client

Any suggestions for better alternatives are very much welcomed