dotfiles

Personal macOS environment managed with chezmoi. This repository keeps shell, Neovim, Git, and terminal configuration reproducible across machines using Homebrew for package management.

Quick Start

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RyanJamesCaldwell/dotfiles/main/install.sh)"

The bootstrap script installs essential dependencies, runs brew bundle, and applies the chezmoi-managed files.

Highlights

• Shell: Zsh with oh-my-zsh, fzf integration, starship prompt, lazy nvm/asdf loading, aliases tuned for git, and wt sourced from ~/.config/wt/wt.zsh.
• Editor: Kickstart-based Neovim setup with Stylua formatting and lazily-loaded plugins.
• Terminal: WezTerm configuration for pane-focused workflows, rose-pine colors, and JetBrainsMono Nerd Font.
• Packages: Brewfile defines CLI tools (asdf, gh, ripgrep, etc.) and GUI apps (WezTerm, ngrok, 1Password CLI).

Theming

Theme selection is shared across Zsh/Starship, Neovim, and WezTerm through ~/.config/theme/current.

• Available themes: sakura_night (default), ashfall, rosepine
• From shell:
  • theme or theme current shows the active theme
  • theme list shows valid themes
  • theme pick opens an fzf picker when available, with a numbered fallback
  • theme <sakura_night|ashfall|rosepine> applies a theme directly
• From Neovim:
  • :ThemeSet <sakura_night|ashfall|rosepine>
  • :ThemeToggle (cycles through all themes)
• From WezTerm: reads ~/.config/theme/current and applies the matching scheme automatically (sakura_night, ashfall, or rose-pine for rosepine)

Theme files live in:

• dot_config/starship/themes/ for Starship
• dot_config/nvim/lua/custom/ for custom Neovim palettes
• dot_wezterm.lua for WezTerm theme mappings and tab bar styling If WezTerm is already open, it picks up theme changes automatically (status refresh interval is ~1s).

Updating Configs

1. Edit files under this repo (e.g., dot_zshrc, dot_config/nvim/init.lua).
2. Run chezmoi apply to sync changes into $HOME.
3. Commit updates with descriptive messages and push to GitHub.

Use chezmoi diff to inspect changes before applying, and chezmoi doctor to verify templates on new hosts.

Profiles

• Drop work or personal into ~/.chezmoi_profile (not tracked in git) to pick the active configuration; the default remains personal when the file is absent.
• Chezmoi exposes the selection to templates as .profile, which currently feeds into CHEZMOI_PROFILE and optional overrides sourced from ~/.zshrc.<profile>.
• Use profile current, profile list, profile pick, or profile <personal|work> from Zsh to inspect or switch profiles.
• The profile helper writes ~/.chezmoi_profile, updates CHEZMOI_PROFILE in the current shell, runs chezmoi apply when available, and sends a terminal notification when possible.

Shell Startup

• nvm and asdf are lazy-loaded to keep startup fast while preserving shims and command behavior.
• Run zsh-startup-profile to launch a one-shot profiled shell and print zprof output without adding overhead to normal startup.

License

MIT License © Ryan Caldwell