Installation

Option 1 - Install via cURL

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mightyguava/dotfiles/master/install.sh | bash

The repo is bootstrapped to $HOME/.dotfiles.

Option 2 - Check out repo and then run install

./install.sh [copy] [<target_dir>]

If run without arguments, symlinks the dotfiles to ${HOME}
If 'copy' is provided, copies instead of symlinks, but skips the git submodules
If a <target_dir> is provided, symlinks/copies to target_dir instead of ${HOME}

The switch_repos tool

switch_repos is a script for quickly jumping between git repositories. It ships in two flavours — a fish function and a bash/zsh script — both with the same interface:

• g <repo_name> — cd into the named repo
• g — cd to the root of the current git repo
• g -ls — list all known repos

Aliasing

Fish — the alias g is set automatically (fish/conf.d/switch_repos.fish).

Bash / Zsh — add to your .bashrc or .zshrc:

alias g="source ~/bin/switch_repos"

The script must be sourced (not executed) so it can cd the calling shell.

Configuration

Search roots are controlled by the variable SWITCH_REPOS_ROOTS. It defaults to ~/Projects ~/Development. Override it in your shell's rc:

Fish (~/.config/fish/config.local.fish):

set -g SWITCH_REPOS_ROOTS ~/Projects ~/src ~/work/repos

Bash / Zsh (.bashrc or .zshrc):

export SWITCH_REPOS_ROOTS="$HOME/Projects $HOME/Development $HOME/src"

The script searches up to 3 levels deep under each root, looking for .git directories. It prefers fd when installed; otherwise falls back to find.