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#1845 in Development tools
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dfile
A small Rust program for organizing your dotfiles.
Running dfile add <FILES>
(accepts glob patterns) will attempt to track the FILES via Git, at your $DOTFILE_PATH directory, creating it if it doesn't exist.
Running dfile remove <FILES>
(also accepts glob patterns) will stop tracking and remove the listed files from the Git repo. Input paths like /etc/pacman.conf
(original file locations).
Running dfile list
will display all currently tracked files.
Running dfile push
will attempt to add, commit, and push all changes in the dotfile directory to a remote repo, setting one up if none exists.
Running dfile restore [<FILES>]
will copy your tracked files back to their original locations. If no files are listed, it will copy all of them. Running this command without a $DOTFILE_PATH Git repo set up will prompt you to clone a repo first.
You can also run Git command from your $DOTFILE_PATH by running dfile git -- <SUBCOMMANDS>
.
Run dfile --help
and dfile <SUBCOMMAND> --help
for all this information.
Dependencies
~18–27MB
~461K SLoC