Bork-based dotfile setup for Mac and Linux systems which is really simple and easy to understand.

• Dotfile wrapper based on Bork
• Brew and Cask package check
• Mac App Store app check
• npm (Node Package Manager) package check
• apt-get package check
• Commented configuration options, so you know what is actually going on
• Lightweight Atom package installer which uses a bundle Atomfile (and apm of course)
• Dotfiles per hostname

1. Fork this repository
2. git clone https://github.com/thoresuenert/dotfiles $HOME/.dotfiles
3. cd $HOME/.dotfiles
4. ./dotfiles

# Install/update the dotfiles
$ dotfiles

# Install/update one specific borkfile, located in borkfiles/
$ dotfiles <borkfile>

Explanation of the directories:

./bork
└── This folder includes the bork git repository which gets updated as
    soon as you update the the dotfiles

./borkfiles
└── Includes the actual bork files, seperated to allow a condition based
    installation (system architecture, OS type)

./borkfiles/bootstrap.bork
└── This is the bootstrapping one, which applies the other Borkfiles in
    the same folder

./configs
└── Contains all of your configuration files which gets symlinked into $HOME
    as ".$FILE". So basically, your actual dotfiles (vimrc, gitconfig, etc)

• Kasperisager, for the idea with Bork
• FRDMN, for making me do this! <3

WTFPL