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@n1kben/dots

v0.0.5

Published

Dotfiles manager

Readme

Dots

A simple and interactive dotfiles manager for organizing and managing your configuration files across systems.

Overview

Dots helps you manage your dotfiles by providing two main workflows:

  • Collect: Gather dotfiles from your home directory into a centralized location
  • Link: Deploy dotfiles from a source directory to your home directory using symlinks

Installation

npm install -g @n1kben/dots

Usage

Collect dotfiles

Collect dotfiles from your home directory into a specified destination:

dots collect ~/dotfiles

This command will:

  • Scan your home directory for files and directories
  • Present an interactive checkbox to select which dotfiles to collect
  • Move selected files/directories to the destination
  • Create symlinks back to their original locations
  • Handle directories by either symlinking the entire directory or processing files individually

Link dotfiles

Deploy dotfiles from a source directory to your home directory:

dots link ~/dotfiles

This command will:

  • Read files and directories from the source location
  • Create symlinks in your home directory pointing to the source files
  • Prompt for confirmation before creating directory symlinks
  • Skip existing files to prevent overwriting

Ignoring Files

You can create a .dotsignore file in your home directory to specify files and directories that should be ignored during the collect process. The syntax follows standard gitignore patterns:

# Comments start with #
node_modules/
*.log
.DS_Store
temp/

Each line specifies a pattern to ignore. Use # for comments and standard glob patterns for matching files and directories.