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Laptop is a script to set up an macOS laptop for web and mobile development.
It can be run multiple times on the same machine safely. It installs, upgrades, or skips packages based on what is already installed on the machine.
sh mac 2>&1| tee ~/laptop.logOptionally, review the log:
less ~/laptop.logYour last Laptop run will be saved to ~/laptop.log.
Read through it to see if you can debug the issue yourself.
If not, copy the lines where the script failed into a
new GitHub Issue for us.
Or, attach the whole log file as an attachment.
macOS tools:
- Homebrew for managing operating system libraries.
Unix tools:
- [Exuberant Ctags] for indexing files for vim tab completion
- Git for version control
- The Silver Searcher for finding things in files
- Watchman for watching for filesystem events
- Zsh as your shell
Programming languages, package managers, and configuration:
- Node.js and NPM, for running apps and installing JavaScript packages
- Yarn for managing JavaScript packages
Databases:
TODO
It should take less than 15 minutes to install (depends on your machine).
Your ~/.laptop.local is run at the end of the Laptop script.
Put your customizations there.
For example:
#!/bin/sh
brew bundle --file=- <<EOFbrew "Caskroom/cask/dockertoolbox"brew "go"brew "ngrok"brew "watch"EOFdefault_docker_machine() {
docker-machine ls | grep -Fq "default"
}
if! default_docker_machine;then
docker-machine create --driver virtualbox default
fidefault_docker_machine_running() {
default_docker_machine | grep -Fq "Running"
}
if! default_docker_machine_running;then
docker-machine start default
fi
fancy_echo "Cleaning up old Homebrew formulae ..."
brew cleanup
brew cask cleanup
if [ -r"$HOME/.rcrc" ];then
fancy_echo "Updating dotfiles ..."
rcup
fiWrite your customizations such that they can be run safely more than once.
See the mac script for examples.
Laptop functions such as fancy_echo
can be used in your ~/.laptop.local.
See the wiki for more customization examples.
Edit the mac file.
Document in the README.md file.
Follow shell style guidelines by using ShellCheck and Syntastic.
brew install shellcheck