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--dry-run options. Start install script when opted for.
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# dotfiles
# Dotfiles
Place to keep my .dotfiles, so I do not have to worry about migrating to another system.
1. Restore my dotfiles on any *nix OS.
2. Install required applications on any Linux OS.
Dotfiles are symlinked from the repo to the required location.
That is, changes on repository get auto reflected on the system.
## Usage
```bash
$ bash bootstrap.sh -h
$ git clone https://github.com/pratiktri/dotfiles
Applies all settings stored in the script's directory to your home directory
$ bash setup.sh -h
Apply all settings stored in the script's directory to your home directory.
Usage: bootstrap.sh [-q|--quiet] [-l|--create-links]
-q, --quiet No screen outputs
-l, --create-links Creates soft-links to files in the current directory instead of copying them
Example: bash ./bootstrap.sh -q --create-links
Usage: ./setup.sh [OPTION]
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message.
-d, --dry-run Simulate dotfile symlink without doing anything.
-i, --install Install programs listed on package-list-os & package-list-brew files.
```
## Why `--create-links`?
## Installation
I have multiple Linux installations on my machine. Linking it from one place (this repository) keeps things tidy. Also, changes to dotfiles automatically get applied to all the distros.
Installation scripts are inside `scripts` directory.
It reads 2 text files to gather lists of software to install:
1. `package-list-os` - To install using OS package manager.
2. `package-list-brew` - To install using brew package manager.
Any package not available are *skipped*.
`install.sh` calls `install-os-packages.sh` and `install-brew-packages.sh`. Both can be executed separately.
## Test
1. Need to be inside this directory
```bash
cd scripts/test
```
2. Change `Dockerfile` as required
3. Run the script
```bash
./run-test.sh
```