Dotfiles

My personal dotfiles managed with Dotbot.

Features

• 🚀 Multiple Shells: Zsh (default) and Nushell configurations
• 📝 Neovim: Custom configuration with LSP, completions, and Claude Code integration
• 🎨 Consistent Theme: One Dark theme across terminals and editors
• 🔐 Security: 1Password SSH agent integration, secure git credentials
• 🖥️ Terminal Emulators: Configurations for Alacritty, WezTerm, and Ghostty
• ⚡ Performance: Optimized shell startup with lazy loading

Installation

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/.dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./install

Requirements

• macOS (some configurations are macOS-specific)
• Homebrew for package management
• Git 2.0+

Install Homebrew packages

brew bundle

Structure

.dotfiles/
├── shell/          # Shell configurations (aliases, functions, exports)
├── zsh/            # Zsh-specific configurations and plugins
├── nu/             # Nushell configuration
├── nvim/           # Neovim configuration
├── tmux/           # Tmux configuration
├── alacritty/      # Alacritty terminal config
├── wezterm/        # WezTerm configuration
├── ghostty/        # Ghostty terminal config
├── ssh/            # SSH configuration
└── install         # Dotbot installer script

Key Features

Shell (Zsh/Nushell)

• Smart aliases (eza for ls, bat for cat, ripgrep for grep)
• Zoxide for smart directory jumping
• Starship prompt with custom configuration
• FZF integration for fuzzy finding

Neovim

• Native LSP configuration (no nvim-lspconfig)
• Custom Claude Code plugin for AI assistance
• Avante.nvim for additional AI features
• Auto-formatting with conform.nvim
• Git integration with fugitive and gitsigns

Terminal Emulators

All terminals configured with:

• One Dark color scheme
• JetBrainsMono Nerd Font
• No title bars for minimal UI

Security

• Git credentials stored in macOS Keychain
• SSH keys managed by 1Password
• Secure SSH defaults with key hashing

Customization

Adding New Dotfiles

1. Add your configuration file to the repository
2. Update install.conf.yaml to create the symlink
3. Run ./install to apply changes

Shell Selection

• Default shell is Zsh
• To use Nushell: chsh -s $(which nu)

Theme Changes

The One Dark theme is used consistently. To change:

1. Update color values in terminal configs
2. Change Neovim colorscheme in nvim/lua/plugins/colorscheme.lua
3. Update shell/tmux themes accordingly

Tips

• Use <leader>cc in Neovim to open Claude Code
• Run ./install after any configuration changes
• Check individual tool READMEs for specific features

Applying Configuration Changes

After modifying dotfiles, you may need to restart or reload certain applications:

Terminal/Shell

• New terminal sessions: Changes apply automatically
• Current session: Run source ~/.zshrc (for Zsh) or restart your terminal
• Nushell: Run source ~/.config/nushell/config.nu or restart

Applications

• Neovim: Restart or run :source % on changed config files
• Tmux: Run tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf or restart tmux
• Terminal Emulators: Restart the application (Alacritty, WezTerm, Ghostty)
• Git: Changes apply immediately to new git commands

System-wide Changes

• Environment variables: Log out and log back in, or restart your terminal
• Default shell change: Log out and log back in for full effect

Troubleshooting

Permission Issues

chmod 600 ~/.ssh/config
chmod 600 ~/.gnupg/*

Symlink Conflicts

The installer uses force: true for most links. Backup important configs before installing.

Missing Commands

Ensure Homebrew packages are installed:

brew bundle check
brew bundle install

Credits

Initial shell configuration inspired by anishathalye/dotfiles.

License

MIT - Feel free to use and modify these configurations