Inspired by whwright's dotfiles, with less? Inspired by mossberg's dotfiles, with several twists.

git clone [email protected]:rdooley/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./install.sh all

↪ ./install.sh -h
Usage: install.sh [OPTION]... [THING TO RUN]...

Things to run:
    all                  run everything
    bin                  link binaries
    dotfiles             link dotfiles/run related install scripts
    scripts              run install scripts

Options:
    -h, --help           print this message and exit
    --dry-run            outputs the operations that would run, but does not run them

• bin
  • link all files from bin/ to /usr/local/bin and remove any dead links
  • install private scripts
  • link all files from private scripts to /usr/local/bin and remove any dead links
• dotfiles
  • find all items named *.symlink and link them to ${HOME} NOTE: if the item is config.symlink, then we expect 1 subdirectory, i.e. config.symlink/awesome which will be linked to ${HOME}/.config/awesome
• scripts
  • find all scripts named install.sh at depth=2 and run them