# dotfiles

Dotfiles used by me to configure new work environments for web development.

Right now this only covers a bare minimum of my setup, but it's already very handy.

## Disclaimer

It's recommended that you inspect all of the scripts and files in this repository before running anything.

While everything works well for me, there's no guarantee that it will work for you or that it will not break anything in your system.

Use at your own risk.

## Execution

Clone this repository and run `./setup.sh` to install everything.

The setup includes:

- Homebrew
- Git
- GitHub CLI
- Go Lang
- Rust
- Node.js
- VS Code
- Sync Extension for VS Code
- GPG Keychain

## Other Tools

- `./gpg.sh` will setup my GPG keys effortlessly
- `./ssh.sh` will create a new SSH key and open GitHub's settings page

## System Requirements

macOS 11+

# dotfiles

Dotfiles used by me to configure new work environments for web development.

Right now this only covers a bare minimum of my setup, but it's already very handy.

I used to have fancier dotfiles script, which you can find under the tag [linux-dotfiles](https://github.com/fmoliveira/dotfiles/tree/linux-dotfiles). I've decided to discard all the bells and whistles and reboot it in a very minimalistic (and probably a bit too raw) way.

## Disclaimer

It's recommended that you inspect all of the scripts and files in this repository before running anything.

While everything works well for me, there's no guarantee that it will work for you or that it will not break anything in your system.

Use at your own risk.

## Execution

Clone this repository and run `./setup.sh` to install everything.

The setup includes:

- Homebrew
- Git
- GitHub CLI
- Go Lang
- Rust
- Node.js
- VS Code
- Sync Extension for VS Code
- GPG Keychain

## Other Tools

- `./gpg.sh` will setup my GPG keys effortlessly
- `./ssh.sh` will create a new SSH key and open GitHub's settings page

## System Requirements

macOS 11+

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