dotfiles

Overview

Welcome to this Library, please proceed to the desired Archive...

Archive automates the setup of a rich, multi-language development environment
using modular install scripts, external manifests, Zellij plugin management, and
parallel execution It is designed to be clean, reproducible, and easy to
maintain

Directory Structure

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├── install.sh              # Main script to run all setup steps
├── LICENSE                 # Licensing terms
├── README.md               # Project documentation
├── ROADMAP.txt             # Future plans
├── .gitignore              # Git exclusions
├── .justfile               # Declarative task runner
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├── .just/                  # Justfile auxiliary scripts
├── completions/            # Shell completion definitions
├── deprecated/             # Archived configs or plugins
├── ex-situ/                # External configs
├── in-situ/                # Internal configs
├── in-silico/              # Installation instructions

Setup Instructions

Clone this repository into your workspace:

git clone https://github.com/DanielRivasMD/dotfiles
cd dotfiles

Launch the installer:

bash install.sh

All scripts and cloning tasks will run in parallel. Logs are stored in:

~/.archive/log/

Features

Parallel execution of install scripts and repo cloning
External manifest files for Zellij plugins and Git repos
Shell install scripts for languages and tools
Timestamped logging for every task
Declarative Justfile support
Config files separated by tool, state, and scope
Organized file structure for separation of concerns

Customization

Add a new install script in in-silico and register it in install.sh like:

run_install "${installDir}/rust.sh"

Add Git repos in in-silico/clone_repos.txt:

https://github.com/example/tool         ~/.completion/tool

Add plugins in in-silico/zellij_plugins.txt:

https://github.com/example/plugin/releases/latest/download/plugin.wasm

License

This project is licensed under the terms provided in LICENSE

Credits

Crafted by Daniel — built for clarity, modularity, and speed.

DanielRivasMD/dotfiles