What is .Drippr?
.Drippr is the recipe for my MacOS environment, what I mean by that is, I can take a new Mac computer, run brew.sh and it will install most of the stuff I need, like npm and git and node, along with a bunch of apps that I use daily. After the brew is done, It will link all my .dotfiles to the new instances so I’ll have all my personal configuratións with minimal effort.
I can run this process as many times as I want without risk, just like drinking coffee.
What's in it?
Pour.sh is a three script task, and you can run each on its own:
- Ground.sh - Will check and install the entire environment, you can check the list of apps and frameworks it will install here.
- google-chrome
- dropbox
- slack
- visual-studio-code
- sequel-pro
- appcleaner
- the-unarchiver
- Hyper
- sketch
- openemu
- firefox
- Homebrew
- dockutil
- openssl
- git
- node
- ruby
- python3
- thefuck
- wget
- zsh
- zsh-completions
- unrar
- wifi-password
- bundler
- jekyll
- Grunt
- Pour.sh - Will run a bunch of scripts that will reset and change some defaults on your MacOS to make it a bit better ( this is pretty much a slightly altered version of what Mathias Bynens did, this is basically the standard).
- Cleanup.sh - Will symlink all my current .dotfiles with my personal configuration and settings for the apps that I use.
Apps & packages
Apps
Packages
Note: Do not run any script without understanding what it does and if you do chose to run this one, it is in no way perfect, this is just what works for me, but you can still use it to build your own.
How does it work?
git clone https://github.com/rodrigoibarra/Dripr.git && cd Dripr
Once that's done please read the script and understand what it does
nano freshBrew.sh
Now you are ready to brew.
sh freshBrew.sh