dotfiles

These are my configuration for neovim, zsh, and tmux using nix and home-manager.

Getting Started

With Nix + Home Manager (master branch)

1. install nix with the recommended installer provided by determinate systems

curl -fsSL https://install.determinate.systems/nix | sh -s -- install --prefer-upstream-nix

2. clone this repo and apply the selected profile

# only required if git is not present
nix-shell -p git

git clone http://github.com/williamhsieh/dotfiles
./dotfiles/setup.py --bootstrap # show available flags with `--help`

3. (optional) download nerd fonts for the terminal emulator, if home profile is selected

Without Nix (no-nix branch)

For machines where nix is not available (e.g. VBM, remote servers), standalone config files are provided in home-config/.

git clone http://github.com/williamhsieh/dotfiles -b no-nix
cd dotfiles

# symlink zsh config
ln -sf $(pwd)/home-config/.zshrc ~/.zshrc
ln -sf $(pwd)/home-config/.zshenv ~/.zshenv

# symlink other configs (tmux, nvim, navi)
ln -sf $(pwd)/config/tmux ~/.config/tmux
ln -sf $(pwd)/config/nvim ~/.config/nvim
ln -sf $(pwd)/config/navi ~/.config/navi

Prerequisites: zsh, zinit, oh-my-zsh, powerlevel10k, fzf, navi, thefuck

Feedback

Comments and suggestions are welcome!

About me

• William Hsieh
• YouTube: Vim tutorial

Acknowledgements

Inspiration and code were taken from many sources, including:

• Maxin Cardamom
• Damian Conway and his vim configuration
• Nick Nisi and his presentation
• Hermann Vocke and his dotfiles repository
• Mathias Bynens and his dotfiles repository
• Michael Peter and his nvim configuration
• Christian Chiarulli and his nvim configuration
• Folke Lemaitre and the lazyvim distro
• Gabriel Fontes and his nix starter template
• Anyone who made a helpful suggestion