dotfiles

macOS development environment configs: ghostty, neovim (NvChad), fish, tmux, starship, git.

Setup on a new machine

Paste into zsh (the stock macOS shell) — idempotent, re-run as often as you like:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FabioLissi/dotfiles/main/install.sh | bash

The script installs Homebrew, packages (fish, starship, neovim, tmux, bat, eza, trash, pyenv, fzf, gh), Ghostty, Symbols Nerd Font Mono, symlinks all configs, makes fish the default shell (so Ghostty stops opening zsh), and sets up fisher and tpm plugins. Existing real config directories are moved to *.bak.*, never deleted. Or run it from a clone: bash ~/dotfiles/install.sh.

Manual steps it can't do

• Nothing font-related anymore — IosevkaTerm Nerd Font installs via Homebrew
• ~/repos/forge-fish is a local fish plugin — clone it, or remove it from fish_plugins
• The per-machine secrets files below

Full personal app set

install.sh installs only the dev core. For everything else (Blender, KiCad, VS Code extensions, …) there's a Brewfile snapshot of the personal machine:

bash ~/dotfiles/install.sh --apps        # or: brew bundle install --file=~/dotfiles/Brewfile

Secrets (1Password)

API keys are not tracked. config.fish sources ~/.config/fish/secrets.fish when present. Preferred flow: keep secrets in 1Password, then render the file from the committed template (fish/secrets.fish.tpl, no secrets in it):

secrets_sync

Requires the 1Password CLI (in the Brewfile) with app integration enabled (1Password → Settings → Developer → Integrate with CLI), and vault items named as in the template. Fallback: write secrets.fish by hand with set -gx MY_API_KEY "..." lines.

SSH via 1Password (optional)

Store SSH keys in 1Password instead of key files — nothing to migrate between machines. Enable 1Password → Settings → Developer → Use SSH agent, import your key as an SSH Key item, then:

ln -sfn ~/dotfiles/ssh/config ~/.ssh/config

This is not part of install.sh on purpose: only link it after the agent toggle is on, or ssh will try a socket that isn't there.

Git email is per-machine. Create ~/.gitconfig.local by hand:

[user]
	email = you@example.com