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https://github.com/viqueen/devbox

people keep dot-files , I keep an entire ecosystem for myself . it's a one stop shop to bootstrap any laptop I use
https://github.com/viqueen/devbox

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# devbox



## Playground - try it before you buy it



- ubuntu



```bash

# comes with node 18.12.1

docker run -it --entrypoint=/bin/bash viqueen/devbox:main



# mount it

docker run --name  --volume :/sources/ \

    -it --entrypoint=/bin/bash \

    -w=/sources/  \

    viqueen/devbox:main

```



## Setup and Configure



> :warning: this is heavily tailored towards bash, so may not work out of the (dev)box

> for zsh (zush) and friends



```bash

git clone --recursive https://github.com/viqueen/devbox.git



# required

./setup.sh config_box



# optional, to setup the prompt line

./setup.sh config_prompt



# optional, to setup vim

./setup.sh config_vim

git config --global core.editor vim

```



> :warning: to update the submodules



```bash

git submodule update --init --recursive

```



## Optional - macOs dev setup



init_mac




```bash

# home_brew

/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"



# terminal wisdom

brew install cowsay

brew install fortune

echo "fortune | cowsay" >> ~/.profile

```






init_dev_tools




```bash



ln -sfvn ~/.bashrc ~/.profile

ln -sfvn ~/.bashrc ~/.bash_profile



# sdkman

curl -s "https://get.sdkman.io" | bash



sdk list java

sdk install java <>



# jenv (requires Java to be installed)

brew install jenv

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.jenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc

echo 'eval "$(jenv init -)"' >> ~/.bashrc



# maven

brew install mvnvm

mvn --version



# node

brew install nvm

nvm install node



# ruby

brew install rbenv

echo 'eval "$(rbenv init -)"' >> ~/.bashrc



# other build tools

brew install ant

brew install gradle

brew install sbt



brew tap bazelbuild/tap

brew tap-pin bazelbuild/tap

brew install bazel



# aws

brew install awscli

```






init_languages and init_sdks




```bash

brew install scala

brew install kotlin

```






## Scripts and Binaries



### tricks up this sleeve : from anywhere



- navigate to where devbox is installed



```bash

. dev

```



- open existing scripts for edit



```bash

dev edit

gitar edit

```



- create a new script in devbox



```bash

dev edit mynewscript

```



> :information_source: all these scripts source `selfedit.sh`

> which allows you to quickly step into edit mode (uses vim under the hood)

>

> `selfedit.sh` also sources `selfdoc.sh` which allows you to add documentation hints

> to your commands



```bash

#! /usr/bin/env

source selfedit.sh



# @COMMAND one              does this and that

one() {

    echo "one"

}



# @COMMAND two              does these and those

two() {

    echo "two"

}



eval $@



if [[ -z $1 ]]; then

    $0 -h

fi

```



> :x: but please note that not all scripts in devbox follow this pattern



### housekeeping and generic scripts



```bash

dev -h          # mainframe

mvnup -h        # maven version upgrade

jsonf           # json pretty format

image -h        # docker things

gitar -h        # git things

saymyname       # finds the longest java class name in a directory , I was bored once so I wrote this

```



### Atlassian scripts



- extracted to [atlassian-devbox](https://github.com/viqueen/atlassian-devbox)

- install using homebrew



```bash

brew tap viqueen/atlassian-devbox

brew install atlassian-devbox

```



- or install using npm



```bash

npm install -g atlassian-devbox

```



### Elastic scripts



It comes with the following enterprise product scripts that behave exactly the same



```bash

search -h

entsearch -h

kibana -h

logstash -h

filebeat -h

```



While I sort out a smooth easy to start elastic stack locally with one script, I navigate to the elastic products

I want by running the following



```bash

. search get 7.5.0

. entsearch get 7.5.0

. kibana get 7.5.0

. logstash get 7.5.0

. filebeat get 7.5.0

```



The above commands also take care of downloading the artifacts



> :warning: please notice the `_distro() { echo "darwin-x86_64" }` in `elastic-product.sh`, you

> probably want to adjust that to whatever distro you need for your platform.