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dotfiles is a Shell library. dotfiles has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

My minimalistic set of config files (macOS, zsh).

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Install dotfiles

Clone .dotfiles to home directory
Install Powerline-compatible font
Add gitignore.io alias
Add global gitignore and gitattributes files
Install macOS Terminal theme
Install Powerlevel10k
Install Vim plugins
Install Vim themes
Create symlinks to .zshenc, .zshrc, and .vimrc
Install Xcode theme
Set up Xcode "Open in Terminal" command
Before proceeding, make sure that you have Xcode or Xcode Command Line Tools installed. To install the Command Line Tools only, run $ xcode-select --install.
Download and install Hack font from here or run:.
Add a gruvbox-based profile to your macOS Terminal by running:. Open "Terminal -> Preferences", select "Gruvbox" profile and set it as Default.
Clone Powerlevel10k to the specified directory:. All necessary configuration to enable Powerlevel10k is already set up in the supplied .zshrc.
Install vim-airline and vim-fugitive Vim plugins for a statusline with Git status (fast and written in Vim script):.
Install the custom "Darkbox" Vim colourscheme by running:.
The custom "Darkbox" Xcode theme is inspired by the "Classic (Dark)" Xcode theme and the gruvbox palette. To install the theme, run:.
First, give the execution permission to the supplied script:. Now, in Xcode, go to “Preferences -> Behaviours” and click the “+” sign to create a new one. Give it a name, like Open Terminal. Select only the last checkbox, “Run”, and select the location of the script. Click the “⌘” symbol to the right of your behaviour and select a new keyboard shortcut for the behaviour, e.g.: Control Option Command T. The behaviour can also be set to run after every build in "Scheme settings".

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For any new features, suggestions and bugs create an issue on GitHub. If you have any questions check and ask questions on community page Stack Overflow .

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