Dotfiles

My dotfiles. I use Neovim for most of my programming tasks. For my general workflow I would use skhd, a shortcut tool, and amethyst, a window manager. These are some of the dotfiles present in this repository and I hope they could help anyone in the future.

Setup

Run the install script to install all dependencies and create symlinks:

chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh

Tools

Shell

• zsh + oh-my-zsh (plugins: git, zsh-autosuggestions, docker)
• starship — minimal prompt showing directory, git, and language versions
• fzf — fuzzy finder (Ctrl+T for files, Ctrl+R for history)
• fd — fast find replacement (used by fzf)
• ripgrep — fast grep replacement (used by telescope)

Terminal

• tmux — session/window/pane management, prefix: Ctrl+A

Editor — Neovim

Plugins managed by lazy.nvim:

• blink.cmp — completion
• nvim-lspconfig + mason — LSP (Python, Java, C#, Go, Bash, HTML, CSS, TS)
• nvim-jdtls — dedicated Java LSP integration
• telescope.nvim + fzf-native — fuzzy finding
• harpoon (v2) — fast file switching
• conform.nvim — formatting (black, gofmt, google-java-format, csharpier, shfmt)
• kulala.nvim — run HTTP requests from .http files
• lualine — statusline
• gitsigns — git change indicators in gutter
• nvim-treesitter — syntax highlighting
• gruvbox — colorscheme

Languages installed

• Python (brew install python + pyenv)
• Go (brew install go)
• Java (brew install openjdk)
• C# (brew install --cask dotnet-sdk)
• Node.js (brew install node)

Web & search (TTY)

• w3m — terminal web browser
• ddgr — DuckDuckGo search from terminal
• tldr — simplified man pages
• curl cheat.sh/<command> — instant command cheatsheets

API & backend tools

• xh — HTTP client (modern httpie alternative)
• jq — JSON processing

Symlinks

Dotfile	Target
tmux/.tmux.conf	~/.tmux.conf
starship/.config/starship.toml	~/.config/starship.toml
nvim/.config/nvim	~/.config/nvim
zshrc/.zshrc	~/.zshrc