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This sets up my dev environment to be very Material Design friendly.
Background photo from Unsplash.
The sudo command is necessary for Homebrew to be installed and for some others.
# Download latest version from Github
curl -L -O https://github.com/FrancesCoronel/dotfiles/archive/9.0.zip
# Unzip the file and move to root
unzip 9.0.zip
mv dotfiles-9.0 .dotfiles
rm 9.0.zip
# Run bootstrap!
sh ~/.dotfiles/bootstrap.sh
# Installs npm and certain npm packages
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.npm
# Installs casks and taps to caskroom-versions
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.casks
# Installs oh-my-zsh, terminal theme, oh-my-zsh theme and configs
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.shell
# Installs optimal macOS system settings
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.osx
# Installs fonts for coding and docs
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.fonts
# Setups git configuration settings
sh ~/.dotfiles/init/.gituserWith Alfred, I use a theme called Materialize that is published online for anyone to install through Alfred Themes.
My Chrome theme and extensions are automatically synced via my Google account.
I use the Irvue app to automatically generate a new wallpaper every day and the images are so hi-res, it's quite nice.
These are listed in bootstrap.sh.
- asciinema
- duti
- git-lfs
- git
- howdoi
- hugo
- libav
- nginx
- node
- now
- openssl
- pandoc
- python
- yarn
- youtube-dl
- zsh
I use the lovely Aerial screensaver which even allows me to have different 3D views on different monitors.
I'm using the oh-my-zsh pure theme.
Once the theme has loaded, you might want to replace the shell's startup command in Preferences under Profiles > Shell Tab:
login -fpql FrancesCoronel /bin/zsh to login -fpql YOURNAME /bin/zsh
Copy Hyper configuration file to the root folder.
mv ~Dropbox/Code/dotfiles/bin/shell/hyper/hyper.config.js ~/.hyper.js
Set up sync folder in Preferences to ~/Dropbox/Code/dotfiles/bin/shell/iterm under General > Preferences.
Import Materialize.terminal profile from ~/Dropbox/Code/dotfiles/bin/shell/terminal/Materialize.terminal.
Don't have to do anything here except sign in after you install it.
I use WakaTime with my API key to track all the time spent across different platforms.
For editors, I have the plugin installed. Otherwise, I just use enter the following in the ~/.wakatime.cfg file.
[settings]
api_key = MY_API_KEY_GOES_HERE
I use Settings Sync to manage everything related to VS Code.
Manually use Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH.
These are synced via Settings Sync automatically.
The command below lists all extensions.
❯ code --list-extensions | xargs -L 1 echo code --install-extensionAccents are as follows in accordance to Sublime Text 3 Material Theme.
If you decide to utilize these configurations, please make sure to give me some kudos as I have done below with the developers that inspired me. 😊
I'm very open to contributions so please feel free to
- 🍴 Fork this repo
- 🔨 Follow the contributing guidelines
- 👥 Add yourself as a contributor under the Kudos section
- 🔧 Make a pull request
- 🎉 Get your pull request approved - success!
Or just create an issue - any little bit of help counts! 😊
In the interest of fostering an open and welcoming environment, we as contributors and maintainers pledge to making participation in our project and our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, disability, ethnicity, gender identity and expression, level of experience, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation.
More details can be found at this project's code of conduct.