# Dotfiles

<img src="http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view6/1949166/60s-computer-o.gif" alt="Dotfiles" align="right" width=300 />

This project is mainly for my benefit. There are no configuration options other
than those defined in the source.

## Installation
The installer doesn't do anything clever. It `rsync`s the project (excluding
things like `.git` and this README) into the home directory of the current
user. You should be aware that any files that exist in the home directory may
be overwritten in the process.

```bash
git clone --recursive https://github.com/adlawson/dotfiles.git &&\
cd dotfiles &&\
./install
```

# Dotfiles

<img src="http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view6/1949166/60s-computer-o.gif" alt="Dotfiles" align="right" width=300 />

This project is mainly for my benefit. There are no configuration options other
than those defined in the source.

Files installed with this library will be marked `This file is managed by
adlawson/dotfiles` to make them easily recognisable as files that will any lose
changes upon installation.

## Installation
The installer doesn't do anything clever. It `rsync`s the project (excluding
things like `.git` and this README) into the home directory of the current
user. You should be aware that any files that exist in the home directory may
be overwritten in the process.

```bash
git clone --recursive https://github.com/adlawson/dotfiles.git &&\
cd dotfiles &&\
./install
```

```bash
adlawson:dotfiles adlawson$ ./install -h

The install command rsyncs the dotfiles to the destination directory (~/) and
runs any necessary installation scripts.

Usage: install [options]

Available options:
  -h    Display this help message
  -s    Skip sourcing the updated .bash_profile
  -v    Skip installing the updated vim bundles

Environment variables:
  DOTFILES_DIR    The path to install the new files to
```

Add install help to readme
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