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https://github.com/you-n-g/deploy

My dot files and automatic environment deployment scripts
https://github.com/you-n-g/deploy

configuration dotfiles neovim python tmux vim zsh zshrc

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My dot files and automatic environment deployment scripts

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# Introduction
This repo will help you to deploy a friendly environment for a Python programmer in your home directory. The following tools will be well-configured.
- neovim
- zsh
- miniconda
- tmux

# My Config/Dotfiles and Installation Scripts for Tools
User could find the individual config and installation scripts below.

| Tools | Config/Dotfiles Path | Installation script |
|-----------|----------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
| neovim | [configs/lazynvim/](configs/lazynvim/) | [deploy_apps/nonauto/install_lazyvim.sh](deploy_apps/nonauto/install_lazyvim.sh) |
| zsh | [configs/shell/rcfile.sh](configs/shell/rcfile.sh) | [deploy_apps/install_zsh.sh](deploy_apps/install_zsh.sh) |
| tmux | [configs/tmux/](configs/tmux/) | [deploy_apps/install_tmux.sh](deploy_apps/install_tmux.sh) |
| miniconda | - | [deploy_apps/deploy_miniconda.sh](deploy_apps/deploy_miniconda.sh) |

# Environment
It is mainly tested on ubuntu.

Ubuntu 18.04 or below is not supported now.
- mainly due to [nodejs](deploy_apps/deploy_nodejs.sh)

# Installation
I would like to install all the environment with a single command(This is experimental).

```
sudo apt-get install -y git curl
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/you-n-g/deploy # (Alternative) git clone [email protected]:you-n-g/deploy.git
# Not using visudo is very dangerous!!! visudo is suggested!!!
echo "$USER ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL" | sudo tee /etc/sudoers.d/80-personal

cd deploy
./deploy.sh # (Alternative if ssh clone instead of ssh) ./deploy.sh -s
```