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dotfiles

My personal dotfiles and configurations, generated from templates with Mako!

Contents

  • install.py - The script that generates and installs the templates. (Requires Mako)

  • install - Updates submodules and runs pipenv run install.py "$@".

  • hosts - Host-specific configuration files.

  • templates/ - The set of base template files.

  • include/ - Template files that do not map directly to a generated file.

  • raw/ - Raw files to be copied directly to the home directory (useful for submodules).

How it Works

For each file in the templates/ directory (recursively), the installation script will parse and render it as a Mako template and output it with the same path but relative to the home directory. Mako is configured to look for additional files in the include/ directory if they don't exist in templates/, so use that if you reference other template files that aren't supposed to be rendered as a standalone file.

Requirements

Basic requirements (install):

  • pipenv

Low-level requirements (install.py):

  • mako
  • toml

Installation

Made easy by the install script. Use install --help to see customization options.