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## Mypydot
Mypydot is a tool created for managing your dotfiles using a Python application
## Showcase
small screenshots of the application
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# Motivation
I just wanted the basic functionality to manage my own dotfiles. I decided to do it in Python because It seems more
natural
to me rather than do It using shell scripting.
## Install
```pip install mypydot```
## Instructions
### Create new dotfiles
Using it for the first time : ```mypydot``` . This command will create a new folder called .mypydotfiles
in your $HOME directory. In this folder you will find the following folder structure :
| Folder | |
|------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `language` | In case you want to save some dotfiles related with your favourite programming languages |
| `os` | Operating system dotfiles |
| `shell` | Small setup of aliases and exports that can be accessed from everywhere |
| `config` | Docker, Git, Editors, etc. You can also find here a few almost empty scripts for storing your aliases, exports and functions. |
| `conf.yml` | This file contains every file that you want to track in your dotfiles repository, feel free to add & remove symlinks ! |
Once you run this process you will notice that you have a few new lines your .bashrc and in your .zshrc
```
export MYPYDOTFILES=/Users/username/.mypydotfiles
source $MYPYDOTFILES/shell/main.sh
```
This lines will be used to source yours aliases, exports and functions to be available in your terminal.
Besides that, nothing else is edited.
### Resync dotfiles
Select your existing conf file and the modules you want to resync / install
# References
https://github.com/mathiasbynens/dotfiles
https://github.com/CodelyTV/dotly
https://github.com/denisidoro/dotfiles
https://github.com/webpro/awesome-dotfiles
Thank you!
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