Bedrock

A framework for constructing a standardized setup for dotfiles.

Setup

Installation

Preferred

• Obtain Bedrock CLI
• Run bedrock setup install
• Add source $HOME/.bedrock/bedrock.zsh to $HOME/.zshrc

Manual

Clone the repository.

git clone git@github.com:bedrock-env/bedrock.git

Add source $HOME/.bedrock/bedrock.zsh to $HOME/.zshrc

Achieving a pretty terminal in macOS

Fonts

The recommended font to use in iTerm2 and Terminal is Meslo LG M Regular Nerd Font Complete (non-mono).

• Obtain Meslo LG M Regular Nerd Font Complete
• Copy Meslo LG M Regular Nerd Font Complete.ttf (or .otf, etc) to the fonts directory. E.g., for macOS, ~/Library/Fonts.

iTerm2 (preferred)

• Open iTerm2 -> Preferences -> General.
• Check "Load Preferences from a custom folder or URL"
• Set custom path to $BEDROCK_DIR/config.
• iTerm will pop up a dialog box asking Copy local preferences to custom folder now?. Answer Don't Copy.
• Close the Preferences dialog and relaunch iTerm2.
• Go to iTerm2 -> Preferences -> Profiles. Select the bedrock profile.
  • If the "bedrock" profile is not available, it's probably because you previously chose Copy instead of Don't Copy. Go back and try again.
• Select the "Colors" tab.
• Select "Color Presets..." -> "Import..."
• Choose the file $BEDROCK_DIR/config/bedrock.itermcolors
• Select "Color Presets..." -> "bedrock", which is now available as a choice.
• Relaunch iTerm2
• Uncheck "Load Preferences from a custom folder or URL"

Terminal

• Open Terminal -> Preferences -> Profiles
• Import terminal/bedrock.terminal
• Set bedrock as the default