Small Fish helpers for storing your dotfiles in git. It essentially standardizes the Atlassian pattern in your Fish shell. Follow this guide and place your --git-dir in the ~/.dotgit folder.
A bootstrap script for this is located at setup.sh. It will read your Git remote URL from the DOTGIT_URL variable.
If you trust me to run code on your computer, you can do this one-liner (change my dotfiles URL for yours!):
curl -Lks https://codeberg.org/mbullington/dotgit.fish/raw/branch/main/setup.sh | env DOTGIT_URL=git@github.com:mbullington/dotfiles.git /bin/bashfisher add https://codeberg.org/mbullington/dotgit.fish
dg status
dga # add -A
dgp # push
dgpp # pull With this pattern, I highly recommend adding a .gitignore at your home folder that whitelists what you want, so you don't accidently commit your entire home folder. If you do this, put the following in your config.fish:
set -x DOTGIT_PATHS "-A"
Otherwise, you can set DOTGIT_PATHS to whichever paths you'd like to add.
dotgit.fish also lets you open your dotfiles easily inside an editor or VSCode.
Example in config.fish:
set -x DOTGIT_EDITOR_PATHS ~/.bin ~/.config ~/.local
Then use edg (edit dotgit) to open in your $EDITOR, or alternatively cdg to open in VSCode.
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setup.sh is under the MIT License and more info can be found within the file.