dotfiles

Personal dotfiles.

Structure

dotfiles/
├── nvim/
│   └── init.lua         # -> ~/AppData/Local/nvim/init.lua  (Windows/Git Bash)
│                        #    /mnt/c/Users/.../AppData/...   (WSL)
│                        #    ~/.config/nvim/init.lua         (Linux/macOS)
├── tmux/
│   └── .tmux.conf       # -> ~/.tmux.conf
├── setup.sh
└── README.md

Neovim

Config lives in nvim/init.lua, symlinked to the platform-appropriate path by setup.sh. Plugin manager: lazy.nvim. Leader key: Space.

Plugins: onedarkpro · telescope · gitsigns · nvim-tree · lualine · nvim-autopairs · Comment.nvim · claudecode.nvim

Telescope (fuzzy finder)

Action	Key
Find files	<leader>ff
Live grep	<leader>fg
Buffers	<leader>fb
Help tags	<leader>fh

File explorer (nvim-tree)

Action	Key
Toggle tree	<leader>e
Reveal current file	<leader>tf

Windows & tabs

Action	Key
Navigate windows	C-h/j/k/l
New tab	<leader>tn
Close tab	<leader>tc
Close other tabs	<leader>to

Editing

Action	Key
Save file	<leader>w
Edit vimrc	<leader>v
Escape (insert mode)	jj
Indent (keep selection)	< / > in visual
Jump to first non-blank	0
Open Mason	<leader>cm

tmux

Config lives in tmux/.tmux.conf, symlinked to ~/.tmux.conf.

Prefix: C-a (replaces default C-b)

Action	Key
Reload config	prefix r
Kill session	prefix Q
Split horizontal	prefix |
Split vertical	prefix -
Navigate panes	prefix h/j/k/l
Previous window	prefix C-h
Next window	prefix C-l
Resize pane	prefix H/J/K/L (repeatable)
Enter copy mode	prefix Enter
Begin selection	v (vi copy mode)
Copy selection	y (vi copy mode)

Fresh install

git clone https://github.com/<you>/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh

The script will:

• Auto-detect OS (Git Bash, WSL, Linux, macOS)
• Back up any existing config as .bak before linking
• Create symlinks to all the right locations

Add a new config

1. Move the file into the repo:

   mv ~/.someconfig ~/dotfiles/tool/.someconfig

2. Add the entry in setup.sh under declare -A CONFIGS:

   ["tool/.someconfig"]="$HOME/.someconfig"

3. Re-run ./setup.sh