dotfiles/README.md

# **~/.** dotfiles

My collection of dotfiles, to be used with `stow`

- [:truck: How to get](#truck-how-to-get)
- [:checkered_flag: How to use](#checkered-flag-how-to-use)

## :truck: How to get

I like to put it in an hidden folder. Assuming you're in your home folder:

```bash
git clone https://forge.lunai.re/rodolphe/dotfiles.git .dotfiles
```

## :checkered_flag: How to use

Assuming you're in the `.dotfiles` folder (`cd ~/.dotfiles`):

```bash
# Install the .zshrc
stow zsh
# Install the .gitconfig
stow git
# Install VS Code config
stow vscode
```
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			My collection of dotfiles, to be used with `stow`

Adding vscode settings for this project Also updating the table of content to use gitea slufigy mode. Generating the table of content is made with the extension "Markdown All in One". Unfortunately, it doesn't generate anchors fitting for gitea. This TOC is generated with a modified version of Markdown All in One to add a gitea slugification mode. See https://github.com/yzhang-gh/vscode-markdown/pull/763 for the hack 2020-07-25 02:18:38 +02:00			`- [:truck: How to get](#truck-how-to-get)`
			`- [:checkered_flag: How to use](#checkered-flag-how-to-use)`
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			`## :truck: How to get`

			`I like to put it in an hidden folder. Assuming you're in your home folder:`

			```bash
			`git clone https://forge.lunai.re/rodolphe/dotfiles.git .dotfiles`
			```

			`## :checkered_flag: How to use`

			Assuming you're in the `.dotfiles` folder (`cd ~/.dotfiles`):

			```bash
			`# Install the .zshrc`
			`stow zsh`
			`# Install the .gitconfig`
			`stow git`
			`# Install VS Code config`
			`stow vscode`
			```