Bogdan's dotfiles

These are my dotfiles. I use them with zsh and ghostty is my terminal of choice.

How to install

Just run this

git clone [email protected]:tricinel/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./setup.sh

This will do a couple of things:

• Install zsh, the starship prompt and a couple of other brew goodies. See the setup.sh file for all the packages that will be installed.
• Symlink the appropriate files in .dotfiles to your home directory. Everything is configured and tweaked within ~/.dotfiles. We do this using stow.
• Symlink the configs for nvim, ghostty and git

Private config

If you have sensible private information particular to your system (DON'T commit your ssh keys and passwords dude), put them into a .localrc file in your $HOME folder and .zshrc will pick it up automatically.

Git config

.gitconfig will have some good defaults and a bunch of aliases already set up. You will need to create a file called .gitconfig.local in your home directory and put your git user in there. It should look like this:

[user]
 name = John Doe
 email = [email protected]

Any other git config you want to keep private, you can put in there.

Performance budgets

Use scripts/perf-budget to benchmark local startup time for shell and nvim config changes.

scripts/perf-budget --list
scripts/perf-budget shell-startup --update-baseline
scripts/perf-budget shell-startup
scripts/perf-budget shell-startup --show
scripts/perf-budget --show
scripts/perf-budget nvim-startup
scripts/perf-budget nvim-startup --save-snapshot mini-surround
scripts/perf-budget nvim-startup --history

Baselines live in .benchmarks/baselines/local/ and are meant to be machine-specific. Results live in .benchmarks/results/. Snapshots live in .benchmarks/snapshots/local/ and record named accepted changes over time. Normal runs warn when startup time drifts over budget, but they do not fail with a non-zero exit code.

Comments

As always, these are most welcome.