macOS Development Environment

This repository documents and configures my macOS development environment. It includes configurations for various tools and settings to enhance productivity and streamline the development workflow.

Tools and Configurations

Here's a breakdown of the tools and configurations included in this repository:

• Homebrew (brew): Package manager for macOS. The Brewfile lists all the applications and tools installed via Homebrew.
• Zsh: The default shell. zsh/zshrc configures the Zsh environment, including aliases, functions, and environment variables.
• Tmux: Terminal multiplexer. tmux/tmux.conf configures the Tmux environment, including keybindings and plugin settings.
• Neovim (nvim): Text editor. nvim/init.vim and nvim/vimrc configure the Neovim environment, including plugins, color schemes, and keybindings.
• VS Code (vscode): Integrated Development Environment. vscode/vscode.settings.json configures VS Code settings, and vscode/Default.code-profile configures the default profile.
• SketchyBar: Status bar customization tool. sketchybar/sketchybarrc configures the SketchyBar, including widgets and their appearance.
• Ghostty: Terminal emulator. ghostty/config configures the Ghostty terminal emulator, and ghostty/themes/ contains various themes.
• mcp: My custom command-line tool. mcp/mcp.json configures the tool, and mcp/env sets up the environment.
• Aider: AI pair programming tool. aider/aider.yaml configures aider.
• Fonts: Custom fonts for the terminal and editor. Includes the MesloLGS Nerd Font family.
• Aerospace: Window manager. aerospace/aerospace.toml configures the window manager.

Installation and Setup

To set up this development environment, follow these steps:

1. Install Homebrew:

   /bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

2. Install Brewfile dependencies:

   brew bundle --file=./Brewfile

3. Configure Zsh:
   • Copy zsh/zshrc to ~/.zshrc.
   • Set Zsh as your default shell: chsh -s $(which zsh)
4. Configure Tmux:
   • Copy tmux/tmux.conf to ~/.tmux.conf.
5. Configure Neovim:
   • Create the ~/.config/nvim directory if it doesn't exist: mkdir -p ~/.config/nvim
   • Copy nvim/init.vim to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim.
   • Copy nvim/vimrc to ~/.vimrc.
6. Configure VS Code:
   • Copy vscode/vscode.settings.json to the VS Code settings directory.
   • Copy vscode/Default.code-profile to the VS Code profile directory.
7. Configure SketchyBar:
   • Copy sketchybar/sketchybarrc to ~/.sketchybarrc.
8. Configure Ghostty:
   • Copy ghostty/config to the Ghostty config directory.
   • Copy themes from ghostty/themes/ to the Ghostty themes directory.
9. Configure mcp:
   • Copy mcp/mcp.json to the appropriate location.
   • Set up the environment variables as specified in mcp/env.
10. Configure Aerospace:
    • Copy aerospace/aerospace.toml to the appropriate location.
11. Install Fonts:
    • Install the fonts located in the fonts/ directory.

Usage

After completing the installation and setup, your macOS development environment should be configured and ready to use. You can customize the configurations further by modifying the respective configuration files.

I suggest you run these commands to copy the configuration files to the correct locations:

```bash
cp zsh/zshrc ~/.zshrc
cp tmux/tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf
mkdir -p ~/.config/nvim
cp nvim/init.vim ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
cp nvim/vimrc ~/.vimrc
cp sketchybar/sketchybarrc ~/.sketchybarrc
cp ghostty/config ~/.config/ghostty/config.toml
cp aerospace/aerospace.toml ~/.aerospace.toml

Note: You'll need to manually install the fonts and configure VS Code settings and profile through the VS Code UI. Also, make sure to adjust the paths in mcp/mcp.json and mcp/env according to your system.