rcrc

# Rcm is a (Rc/dotfiles) configuration manager (install/uninstall).
#
# Sources:
# * https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm
# * https://thoughtbot.com/upcase/videos/manage-and-share-your-dotfiles-with-rcm
# * https://robots.thoughtbot.com/rcm-for-rc-files-in-dotfiles-repos
#
#
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# Install rcm
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# Install rcm on MacOS with brew:
#    brew install thougbout/formulae rcm
# Install rcm on Linux
#   https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm

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# Install the dotfiles
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# Install the dotfiles from within this directory
#    RCRC=rcrc rcup
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#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# The directory where to find the dotfiles.
# You can override this using the -d option.
# Export this variable so that hooks/pre-up can use it.
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
export DOTFILES_DIRS="$HOME/dev/Perso/dotfiles"

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# Do not install those files
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EXCLUDES="Brewfile install.sh LICENSE README.md bash ssh zsh"

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# Do not copy these directories, but create a symbolic link instead
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SYMLINK_DIRS="bash dotfiles zsh git_template vim/colors config/nvim"

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# Space separated list of files/directories not to prefix with a dot.
# For instance use "bin" instead of ".bin".
#~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
UNDOTTED="bin"

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# What dotfiles to install by default
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# A tag is basically a directory containing dotfiles.
# The name of a tag is tag-XXX where 
# XXX denotes the category of dotfiles it contains.
# TAGS contains the name of tags to install by default without their prefix "tag-".
# When installing a tag rcup does not create the tag-XXX directory.
# It only installs the dotfiles it finds in this directory.
#
TAGS="git tmux bash ruby vim nvim zsh espanso starship"

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# Install non default tags
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# Once you have installed the default tags,
# you can install the dotfiles contained in other tags,
# using the -d option followed by the name of the tag without its prefix "tag-".
# For instance to install the dotfiles for ssh (available in tag-ssh):
#     RCRC=rcrc rcup -t ssh -v