My dotfiles.
These are cobbled together from lots of articles and GitHub repos. Zach Holman's dofiles were an inspiration, and mine borrow heavily from them. So it goes with dotfiles. I also borrow quite a bit from Robby Russell's Oh-My-Zsh. I used to use it, but decided I didn't need many of the extra files, so I consolidated. I've done my best to cite and reference all my sources, but if you see something that isn't cited, let me know and I'll make the fix.
My files are organized topically, in folders. The files in a directory are associated with the software called out by that directory. Files ending with .symlink are symlinked into your ~/ folder, and files ending with .zsh are sourced by your shell on startup. Files in bin/ and utils/ are made available in your path. bin/ files are useful functions and utils/ files include scripts that are useful for sourcing in other scripts. For some more information, check out Holman's README. His dotfiles are an inspiration.
From the top level directory, run
scripts/setup && scripts/install
To everyone who's contributed (knowingly or not) to my dotfiles. Couldn't've done it without you guys <3
Sincerely, Aaron