Dot files for configuration and custom setup, as well as custom functions and scripts, for a POSIX/UNIX machine (i.e. Linux, macOS, etc.)

Open a terminal and perform:

curl -s "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Harmelodic/dots/main/install" | bash

To find out what commands you can now use, run:

dots list

dots will:

• Sets an environment variable, $DOTS, as your dots home
• Puts your terminal into vi mode
• Adds some shell aliases
• Adds some git aliases

Run:

dots upgrade

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Look in the rc file in the project root. Everything gets source'd and built from there.

In bash, if you want to cleanly change directories and manipulate the file system, I found it's easier if you create functions in a file and then directly source that file, hence source-bin.

You'll also see that they are structured differently.
Normal bin are just plain bash scripts, but source-bin look like:

cmd () {
    # Commands
}

As a side effect, everything in the bin directory can be identified using which, but everything in source-bin cannot.

Run the following:

git branch -m master main
git fetch origin
git branch -u origin/main main
git remote set-head origin -a