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February 21, 2014 12:35
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Generates a hidden folder of symlinks to your dotfiles. Open ~/.dotfiles directory in text editor for easy access, without all the other stuff.
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| mkdir ~/.dotfiles; | |
| cd ~/.dotfiles; | |
| ln -s ../.bash_profile; | |
| ln -s ../.bash_prompt; | |
| ln -s ../.exports; | |
| ln -s ../.aliases; | |
| ln -s ../.functions; | |
| ln -s ../.profile; | |
| ln -s ../.gitconfig; | |
| ln -s ../.vimrc; | |
| ln -s ../.ssh/config; | |
| echo ; | |
| echo "Created: .dofiles folder and symlinks" | |
| # subl -nw . |
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To run this without downloading it:
$ curl https://gist.githubusercontent.com/rjchatfield/9133503/raw/7a396195762b976a16bca6471e6ad3a5336979f0/dotfiles_folder_gen.sh | shTo create an alias to edit your dotfiles:
$ echo -e "\nalias BASH_EDIT='subl -nw ~/.dotfiles'" >> .aliases ; . ~/.aliases