• Single file
• No config file for dotman (No .dotrc 🤦)
• No useless arguments (single command 😎)
• Easy to use
• Extendable ⚒, Available as a Template
• Fewer Dependencies
  • Git
  • Bash

sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhupesh-v/dotman/master/tools/install.sh)"

sh -c "$(wget -O- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhupesh-v/dotman/master/tools/install.sh)"

sh -c "$(http --download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Bhupesh-v/dotman/master/tools/install.sh)"

dotman is installed by default in /home/username/dotman. Your $HOME directory.

1. Just grab dotman.sh from Releases 🔼 and store it anywhere on your system.
2. Change file mode to be 🏃 executable.

chmod +x dotman.sh

3. Set alias for dotman (optional). Alternatively modify your .bash_aliases file.

alias $(pwd)/dotman.sh=dotman

4. Run dotman.

./dotman.sh

Just run dotman anywhere in your terminal 🖖.

dotman

Leave the rest to it.

dotman exports 2 variables in your default shell config (bashrc, zshrc etc):

1. DOT_DEST: used for finding the location of dotfiles repository in your local system.
2. DOT_REPO: the url to the remote dotfile repo.

You can change these manually if any one of the info changes.

🤓 Bhupesh Varshney

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Copyright © 2020 Bhupesh Varshney.
This project is MIT licensed.

Please read the CONTRIBUTING file for the process of submitting pull requests to us.