Dotfiles Setup

This repository contains configuration files and setup scripts for a convenient and productive shell environment, primarily using zsh with Oh My Zsh, fzf, and useful plugins.

Contents

• .zshrc — Main zsh configuration with aliases, functions, and plugin loading.
• .bashrc — Minimal bash config that switches to zsh and initializes conda.
• setup_zsh.sh — Automated script to install Oh My Zsh, plugins, fzf, and copy configs.
• setup_git.sh — Script to interactively set your global Git user name and email.
• .vscode/settings.json — (Optional) VSCode workspace settings.

Quick Start

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone <this-repo-url> ~/dotfiles
   cd ~/dotfiles

2. Run the zsh setup script:

   bash setup_zsh.sh

   This will:

   • Install Oh My Zsh (without changing your default shell)
   • Install/update zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting
   • Install/update fzf
   • Copy .zshrc and .bashrc to your home directory

3. Set up your Git identity:

   bash setup_git.sh

4. Install miniconda

   bash install_miniconda.sh

5. Restart your terminal (or run exec zsh) to start using your new environment.

Features

• Oh My Zsh with the robbyrussell theme
• fzf for fuzzy searching and history navigation (Ctrl+R)
• zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting for productivity
• Handy aliases (ll, .., grep, etc.)
• Functions for:
  • Quick git add/commit/push (gacp "msg")
  • Conda environment activation (act <env>)
  • Publishing conda envs as Jupyter kernels (publish)
• Sensible history and usability options

Customization

• Edit .zshrc to add your own aliases or tweak settings.
• The setup scripts are idempotent and can be re-run safely.

Notes

• The .bashrc provided simply switches to zsh and initializes conda for compatibility.
• You may need to adjust the conda path in .bashrc if your installation is not in /path/to/conda.
• The setup scripts assume a Unix-like environment (Linux/macOS).