Dotfiles I use with MacOS Sierra mostly for Web Development.

Contains:

1. System defaults and Dock icons setup
2. Git config with aliases, Git global ignore
3. Global aliases
4. Functions for homestead, colored man page, mk for making folder and entering it, extract to extract any compressed file, e to read .env file variables in pwd
5. Custom /etc/hosts file with blocked Ads, Trackers & 🔥 stuff on internet
6. Inconsolata font used in PhpStorm, Sublime, Fira Code used in iTerm2
7. iTerm2 profile, oh-my-zsh taybalt theme
8. ssh-manager command to manage ssh config hosts and keys, including copy public keys to clipboard, transfer to server and more with autocomplete
9. Packages / CLI (brew, brew cask, dockutil, htop, iftop, openssl, tig, composer, httpie, nmap, php71, git, subversion, node, python3, thefuck, wget, yarn, zsh, zsh-completions)
10. Applications (alfred, google-chrome, slack, spotify, sublime-text, vlc, phpstorm, sequel-pro, filezilla, postman, iterm2, teamviewer, lastpass, spectacle, appcleaner, skype)
11. Homestead or Valet (installation script will ask you, leave empty for nothing, if homestead is selected virtualbox and vagrant will be installed via brew, if valet mysql will be installed)
12. dotfiles binary to manage dotfiles functions with autocomplete

On fresh installation of MacOS:

sudo softwareupdate -i -a
xcode-select --install

Clone and install dotfiles:

git clone https://github.com/mihaliak/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
git checkout v3.5
cd ~/dotfiles/install
chmod +wx install.sh
chmod -R +wx ~/dotfiles/bin
./install.sh

1. Install fonts
2. In iterm Preferences > General > Load preferences from a custom folder or URL and set it to ~/dotfiles/iterm
3. Import PhpStorm settings
4. sudo reboot
5. Enjoy

$ dotfiles
￫ Usage: dotfiles <command>

Commands:
   help             This help message
   update           Update packages and pkg managers (OS, brew, npm, yarn, commposer)
   clean            Clean up caches (brew, npm, yarn, composer)
   symlinks         Run symlinks script
   brew             Run brew script
   homestead        Run homestead script
   valet            Run valet script
   ohmyzsh          Run oh my zsh script
   hosts            Run hosts script
   defaults         Run MacOS defaults script
   dock             Run MacOS dock script

$ ssh-manager
￫ Usage: ssh-manager <command>

Commands:
   help             This help message
   list             List of all SSH keys and hosts in SSH config
   list-keys        List of all SSH keys
   copy             Copy public SSH key
   new              Generate new SSH key
   host             Add host to SSH config, use --key to generate new key
   remove           Remove host from SSH config
   list-host        List of all hosts in SSH config

Many thanks to the dotfiles community and the creators of the incredibly useful tools.