Dotfiles

A collection of dotfiles managed with chezmoi.

What's Included

• LunarVim Configuration: Preconfigured Neovim setup with plugins and sensible defaults
• Tmux Configuration: Terminal multiplexer setup with useful plugins
• Homebrew Installation: Package manager for macOS and Linux
• Developer Tools: Lazygit, Lazydocker, and other useful utilities
• Nerd Fonts: Developer-friendly fonts with icons
• Development Dependencies:
  • Rust and Cargo
  • Node.js via NVM
  • Python with pynvim
  • Various CLI utilities

Quick Install

One-line installation:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harshav167/dotfiles/main/install.sh)"

Manual Setup

1. Install chezmoi:

   # macOS
   brew install chezmoi
   
   # Linux
   sh -c "$(curl -fsLS get.chezmoi.io)" -- -b ~/.local/bin

2. Initialize dotfiles with chezmoi:

   chezmoi init --apply harshav167

Dependencies

This setup installs and configures:

• Neovim: Text editor
• LunarVim: Neovim configuration framework
• Rust/Cargo: For ripgrep and other tools
• Python with pynvim: For Python integration
• Node.js (via NVM): For JavaScript/TypeScript support
• Tmux: Terminal multiplexer
• Lazygit: Git terminal UI
• Lazydocker: Docker terminal UI
• Nerd Fonts: Patched fonts with icons

Repository Structure

This repository uses a simple, clean directory structure:

• lvim/: LunarVim configuration (maps to ~/.config/lvim/)
• tmux/: Tmux configuration (maps to ~/.tmux/)
• .chezmoiscripts/: Scripts that run during chezmoi setup
• .chezmoi.toml.tmpl: Template for the chezmoi configuration

Managing Dotfiles

After installation, you can use chezmoi to manage your dotfiles:

• Apply changes: chezmoi apply
• Edit a file: chezmoi edit ~/.config/lvim/config.lua
• Add a new file: chezmoi add ~/.config/some-config
• Update from repo: chezmoi update
• See what would change: chezmoi diff

Components

LunarVim

LunarVim is a Neovim configuration focused on providing a great out-of-the-box experience:

• LSP support
• Syntax highlighting
• Fuzzy finding
• File navigation
• Modern UI

Tmux

Terminal multiplexer configuration with:

• Sensible defaults
• Mouse support
• Custom keybindings
• Status bar customizations
• Plugin management

Lazygit and Lazydocker

Terminal UIs for:

• Git repository management
• Docker container management
• Easy navigation and commands
• Visual representation of complex operations

Customization

You can customize your setup by editing the files in ~/.local/share/chezmoi and applying the changes with chezmoi apply.

Adding New Dotfiles

To add a new configuration file to chezmoi:

chezmoi add ~/.some-config

Platform-Specific Configuration

The dotfiles automatically adapt to different platforms (macOS vs Linux) using chezmoi's templating features.