Note: This setup is built for and tested on macOS.

Download

With git (recommended):

xcode-select --install              # required for clean installations, because macOS is not shipped with git
softwareupdate --install-rosetta    # required for Apple Silicon-based machines
git clone https://github.com/rensftw/.dotfiles.git

Without git:

mkdir .dotfiles && cd .dotfiles && curl -L https://api.github.com/repos/rensftw/.dotfiles/tarball | tar xz --strip=1

Scripts

Script	Description
macos.sh	Applies sensible macOS defaults.
install.sh	Installs Homebrew and all formulae/casks defined in Brewfile.
configure.sh	Configures tools and applies dotfiles.
backup.sh	Backs up Brewfile and global npm packages.
uninstall.sh	Removes all packages, tools, and config files.

Highlights

• Alacritty terminal emulator
• tmux + tpm
• neovim
  • packer
  • mason
  • telescope
  • treesitter
  • nvim-lspconfig - native LSP
  • nvim-dap - debugging protocol
  • folke/tokyonight.nvim theme
• nnn for terminal file navigation
• fzf for fuzzy finding and interactive git operations
• rg for searching file contents
• fd for listing filesystem entries
• stow for dotfile management with symlinks
• brew for macOS package management
• nvm for Node version management
• BpyTOP for process monitoring
• Rectangle for window management

Screenshots

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Powerlevel10k Rainbow prompt with modified Tokyo Night on iTerm

Neovim with customized Alpha start screen and dynamic quotes

Neovim with Tokyo Night theme showing LSP diagnostics and Git status:

Interactive git operations with fzf

BpyTOP for process monitoring:

Tailor this setup to your likes (partial install)

.aliases has interactive git commands and other magic tricks.

Feel free to fork this repo and customize it to your own needs 🏎
Tips for getting started:

• Pick and choose what tools/software to install from Brewfile.
• Directories starting with an underscore (_) contain helper scripts.
• All other directories are stow packages and contain dotfiles.
• Stow allows symlinking individual packages, for example: stow -vt ~ zsh will symlink only zsh-related config files.