thebino / dotfiles

dotfiles

The files in this repositories are dotfiles and Manifest files managed by comtrya.

Comtrya allows to configure and provision the system with these files.

🔧 Installation

To install comtrya run the installation script or download it from their page.

curl -fsSL https://get.comtrya.dev | sh

🌱 Provisioning

Provisioning a specific manifest or a subset

comtrya -d https://github.com/thebino/dotfiles apply -m apps.nvim

Provisioning all manifests from the repository

comtrya -d https://github.com/thebino/dotfiles apply

⚠️ Configuration

{{ user.config_dir }} on Mac is refering to ~/Library/Application Support/<appname>/ it might be necessary to use {{ user.home_dir }}/.config for some apps instead.

🔐 Encryption

Instead of the build-in encryption with age some configuration files are encrypted using GPG and are decrypted during the provisioning.

Encryption

$ gpg --output input.gpg --encrypt --armor input.txt

Decryption

$ gpg --output output.txt --decrypt input.gpg

📝 neovim

Ui

• Theme tokyonight.nvim
• Syntax Highlighting nvim-treesitter
• Tabbar at the top barbar.nvim _bn next buffer, _bp prev buffer
• Status at the bottom lualine.nvim
• Git blame inline gitsigns.nvim
• Cursor Highlighting cursorline
• Keybingings popup which-key.nvim <leader> shows popup with keybingings

Files

• File Browser neo-tree _tt open/close, _tf focus
• Fuzy Finder telescope.nvim _ff for files, _fb for buffers
• Git lazygit.nvim _lg lazygit in a floating window
• File Pinning harpoon _ba mark a file, _bb show marked files

Typing

• Autopairs nvim-autopairs adds matching brachets
• Change parenthesses vim-surround cs '" inside a "
• Character motion flash.nvim Press s and any characters
• Autocompletion nvim-cmp auto-completion

Languages

• Debug adapters nvim-dap Debug adapter Space + d
• Go go.nvim Go language features
• Rust rustaceanvim Rust tools
• Markdown glow.nvim Markdown Preview

Misc

• Autocompletion nvim-cmp auto-completion during typing

dotfiles's Issues

Comtrya Variant Syntax

This is severely under documented, but I thought I'd share.

Currently, you have:

actions:
  - action: package.install
    where: os.name == "macos"
    provider: homebrew
    name: bat

  - action: package.install
    where: os.name == "linux"
    provider: aptitude
    name: bat

This is fine, but you could do:

actions:
  - action: package.install
    name: bat

Because the provider defaults based on the operating system, meaning that it'll use aptitude on Debian like systems and brew on macOS.

Of course, there are cases where the package name is different across package managers and for that you can do:

actions:
  - action: package.install
    name: bat
    variants:
    - where: os.name == "macos"
      name: macos-bat

Hope this helps. Do let us know if there's anything you need from Comtrya that it can't do.

Cheers