dotfiles

Dotfiles used by @pudgereyem.

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• Installs Homebrew (if missing) and everything in the Brewfile (CLI tools, apps, fonts)
• Installs and configures zsh (oh-my-zsh + plugins, starship prompt)
• Installs Node via fnm and a default Python via uv
• Symlinks .zshrc, .gitconfig and .gitignore_global into ~
• Points iTerm2 at the profile in iterm2_profile/
• Sets a few OSX settings (optional)

FYI: Certain Applications such as 1Password, Dropbox, etc I have chosen to install manually.

New machine setup

1. Sign into your password manager and browser first — everything else authenticates through them. If using 1Password, enable its SSH agent (Settings → Developer → Use the SSH agent).
2. Install Xcode Command Line Tools (Homebrew needs them):

   xcode-select --install

3. Clone and install:

   git clone https://github.com/pudgereyem/dotfiles ~/code/dotfiles
   cd ~/code/dotfiles
   ./install.sh

4. Restart the terminal (or run exec zsh), then authenticate GitHub:

   gh auth login

   Git uses gh as its credential helper, so this covers git push/pull too.
5. Optional: turn on commit signing via 1Password — steps are commented inline in .gitconfig.
6. Review and run the OSX settings (see below), then log out/in.

Re-running ./install.sh later is idempotent — it re-applies everything safely.

Local shell config

Machine-specific paths (Flutter, adb, etc) go in ~/.zshrc.local, which .zshrc sources if present. install.sh seeds it from the example on first run:

cp .zshrc.local.example ~/.zshrc.local

OSX settings

You can configure a few settings in OSX by running the .macos file. It's based on mths.be/macos, but I've removed most of it to keep it simple.

./.macos

Make sure to walk through the file before running it!