Uchkun's Dotfiles 🌱

Welcome to my dotfiles repository! This collection encompasses my personalized configuration files and settings for various applications and shell environments, meticulously designed to optimize my workflow and elevate productivity.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Directory Structure
• Key Components
• Dependencies
• Setup Instructions
• Customization
• License
• Acknowledgements

Overview

These dotfiles are tailored to improve my development environment, making it fast, efficient, and visually appealing. They include configurations for Alacritty (terminal emulator), Neovim (text editor), and Zsh (shell).

Directory Structure

The dotfiles are organized under the .config directory. Below is the layout of key components:

.config/
├── alacritty/   # Configuration for Alacritty terminal
├── nvim/        # Configuration for Neovim editor
└── zsh/         # Configuration for Zsh shell

Key Components

• Alacritty: A fast and lightweight terminal emulator.

  • Custom configurations for optimizing appearance and usability.

• Neovim: A modern text editor built to extend Vim.

  • Settings for plugins, keybindings, and overall user experience.

• Zsh: A powerful shell that includes features for improved command-line interactions.

  • Customizations for themes, plugins, and environment variables.

Dependencies

This setup leverages the following tools and plugins:

• Alacritty
• Neovim
• LazyVim
• Starship
• Nerd Fonts
• lazygit
• telescope.nvim
  • Live Grep: ripgrep
  • File Finder: fd

Setup Instructions

To set up these dotfiles on your machine, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/uchkunrakhimow/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

2. Create symlinks:

   Change to the .dotfiles directory and create symlinks to the configuration files:

   cd ~/.dotfiles
   ln -s ~/.dotfiles/.config/alacritty ~/.config/alacritty
   ln -s ~/.dotfiles/.config/nvim ~/.config/nvim
   ln -s ~/.dotfiles/.config/zsh ~/.config/zsh

   Alternatively, you can run the provided script (if available) to automate this process.

3. Zsh Configuration:

   Ensure you have zsh installed and set as your default shell:

   chsh -s $(which zsh)

   To ensure that your Zsh configuration is loaded properly, add the following line to your .zshrc file:

   source $HOME/.config/zsh/source.zsh

4. Reload Your Shell:

   exec zsh

Customization

Feel free to modify any of the configuration files to suit your preferences. It’s advisable to back up your existing configurations before making changes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Acknowledgements

A big thank you to the open-source community for creating the fantastic tools that enhance productivity and foster collaboration.