These are my dotfiles. There are many like them, but these ones are mine.
I have made the decision to use anyenv
to manage various programming language installations instead of attempting
to install them via a platform's package repository or downloading the pacakge
myself. Thus, installing Python, Ruby, or Go will first install anyenv, then
pyenv (and
pyenv-virtualenv),
rbenv, and
goenv, respectively.
Use make help to get a list of things you can do.
usage: make [target]
env:
anyenv Install anyenv to manage **envs.
goenv Install goenv via anyenv.
pyenv Install pyenv via anyenv.
rbenv Install rbenv via anyenv.
languages:
go Install Go (using goenv).
go-tools Install some useful Go tools (golint, cover).
python2 Install Python 2 (uses pyenv).
python3 Install Python 3 (uses pyenv).
ruby Install Ruby (uses rbenv).
meta:
build Run the bin, dotfiles, personal, and keyservers targets.
all Run the default, fonts, go, gotools, and personal targets.
options:
bin Symlink all bin files to $HOME/bin.
dotfiles Symlink all dotfiles to $HOME.
fonts Install fonts using font-install.
personal Install personal tools (sshsrv, font-install, pwhois).
misc Miscellaneous things, like diff-so-fancy.
keyservers Download the latest public certificate for sks-keyservers.
other:
versions Show software versions that will be installed.
help Show this help.
info Print out environment as detected by this Makefile.
platform-specific:
pkgsrc (OSX) Install pkgsrc.
pkgsrc-remove (OSX) Remove pkgsrc.
git (OSX) Install git from pkgsrc.The Makefile and symlinking ideas were borrowed from the most-excellent
Jessie Frazelle's
dotfiles repo.
The rest of the heinous make stuff is my own.