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Also run dotdrop via virtualenv (see Readme)
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README.md

ShokiNNs dotfiles

I manage my dotfiles using dotdrop.

How to install

  1. Install Homebrew
  2. Install coreutils via Homebrew.
  3. Install pyenv a. Install pyenv-virtualenv b. Add pyenv temporarly to your path: export PATH=$(pyenv root)/shims:${PATH} c. Install the latest python version via pyenv d. Create a new virtual-env caleld dotdrop via pyenv virtualenv <just installed python verison> dotdrop
  4. Initialize pyenv; run pyenv init for instructions
  5. Activate the dotdrop virtualenv by using pyenv shell dotdrop
  6. Clone dotfiles, install dependencies for dotdrop and install dotfiles.
git clone https://github.com/shokinn/.files ~/.files \
&& cd ~/.files \
&& git submodule update --init \
&& cd .. \
&& pip install -r ~/.files/dotdrop/requirements.txt \
&& eval $(grep -v "^#" ~/.files/.env.public) ~/.files/dotdrop.sh install

Documentation

Maybe you should take a look to my documentation to understand how I use my dotfiles. My documentation is currently quite outdated and should not be considered for help.