Personal dotfiles for macOS and Arch Linux, managed with yadm. This repository offers a curated set of configurations for shells, development tools, and desktop environments, enabling users to quickly adopt or adapt a pre-configured system setup.

How It Works

The project leverages yadm to manage dotfiles, extending git for version control. A platform-aware yadm bootstrap command orchestrates the setup, dispatching to OS-specific scripts (common, darwin, linux) within .config/yadm/bootstrap.d/ to apply configurations tailored to the user's environment.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Install: yadm clone git@github.com:harperreed/dotfiles.git followed by yadm bootstrap.
• Prerequisites: yadm is the primary management tool. Specific configurations may require their respective applications (e.g., Fish shell, Hyprland, Hammerspoon).
• Note: These are personal configurations, not a framework. Users are advised to borrow selectively rather than installing blindly.

Highlighted Details

• Fish shell configuration (.config/fish/).
• Git configuration and global hooks (.gitconfig, .git_hooks/).
• macOS defaults script (.config/macos/set-defaults.sh) and Hammerspoon integration (.hammerspoon/).
• Hyprland window manager and Waybar status bar configurations for Arch Linux (.config/hypr/, .config/waybar/).
• Agent configurations for Claude and Codex (.claude/, .codex/).
• SSH client hardening (.ssh/config).

Maintenance & Community

No specific details on contributors, sponsorships, or community channels were found in the provided README.

Licensing & Compatibility

• License: MIT.
• Compatibility: The MIT license generally permits broad use, including commercial applications and linking with closed-source projects, with minimal restrictions.

Limitations & Caveats

These are one individual's living configurations, not a generalized framework. Users are strongly cautioned against blind installation and encouraged to selectively integrate useful components.