Various config files from my home directory
alacritty/dot-config/alacritty | ||
bin/bin | ||
git | ||
gnupg/.gnupg | ||
haskell | ||
intellij | ||
lua/dot-luarocks | ||
mpd/.config/mpd | ||
pinentry/.config/pinentry | ||
playbooks | ||
psql | ||
python | ||
shell | ||
surface/.config/i3 | ||
sway/.config | ||
vim | ||
.editorconfig | ||
.gitignore | ||
.gitmodules | ||
.luacheckrc | ||
hie.yaml | ||
README.rst |
My public dotfiles.
Installation
git clone https://codeberg.org/mfussenegger/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
ansible-playbook playbooks/aur.yml
ansible-playbook playbooks/system.yml -K
ansible-playbook playbooks/home.yml
This requires Ansible to symlink the configurations and install packages + vim plugins.
This is tailored to my needs. For others I recommend to review & cherry-pick specific roles instead of applying everything.
Stow
The folder structure for the configurations is setup so it can be used with GNU Stow. For example:
stow psql
To symlink all files within psql to your home folder.
Apply Ansible roles
To only apply specific roles you can use
ansible -m import_role
within the playbooks
folder:
cd playbooks
ansible localhost -m import_role -a name=vim
To apply some roles on multiple remote hosts you can use
ansible-console
. For example, to initialize the dotfiles on
other hosts the following could be used:
cd playbooks
ansible-console yourhosts -K --ssh-extra-args="-o ForwardAgent=yes"
$ import_role name=dotfiles
$ import_role name=stow
$ import_role name=zsh-plugins
$ import_role name=vim