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puffin

v0.24.0

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Puffin

What's up? Puffins, that's what.

A CLI tool for keeping dotfiles and brew dependencies in sync. The goal is to have one consistent dev environment across any computer.

Requires:

Getting Started

WARNING: Puffin will override your current dotfiles. Make a backup if you want to preserve existing files

# Install Homebrew
/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

# Install oh-my-zsh
sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/master/tools/install.sh)"

# Install Node
brew install node

# Install Puffin
npm install -g puffin

puffin install
puffin install-apps
puffin reload
. ~/.zshrc # I cant find a good way to reload zsh via node

Puffin Install

Uses homebrew to install dependencies.

  • fasd
  • git
  • htop
  • massren
  • node
  • reattach-to-user-namespace
  • tig
  • tmux
  • ansiweather
  • fzf
  • ripgrep
  • sops
  • todo-txt
  • vim
  • visidata
  • yarn

puffin install-apps

Uses brew cask to install apps.

  • 1password
  • alfred
  • bettertouchtool
  • dropbox
  • firefox
  • google-chrome
  • iterm2
  • slack
  • spotify
  • the-unarchiver
  • transmit
  • visual-studio-code

Puffin Reload

Rsyncs dotfiles from puffin to your $HOME folder.

  • .aliases
  • .functions
  • .tigrc
  • .tmux.conf
  • .vimrc
  • .zshrc
  • .vim/

Config Environment Variables

PUFFIN_WEATHER_LOCATION Sets ansiweather location. Defaults to 'Melbourne, AU'.

Each file will try to source .xxx.local at the very end. This lets you add any computer specific configs to each file. For example you may choose to place some environment variables in .zshrc.local.