what my terminal looks like. macOS, zsh, and the cli tools i'd miss on a fresh machine.

kept in sync across my two macs with chezmoi.

install

sh -c "$(curl -fsLS get.chezmoi.io)" -- init --apply batunpc

grabs homebrew + everything, drops the configs in place. open a new terminal after.

(set your terminal font to MesloLGS NF — the install drops it into ~/Library/Fonts — otherwise the prompt icons show up as little tofu boxes.)

what's in here

• zsh: powerlevel10k by default, or a minimal pure-zsh prompt. flip with prompt minimal / prompt p10k. plus fast-syntax-highlighting, autosuggestions, fzf-tab
• history: atuin (fuzzy, and ↑ only shows commands from this folder)
• moving around: zoxide, eza, bat, fd, ripgrep, fzf
• git: lazygit, delta, and fzf-git (ctrl-g then b / h / s for branches / hashes / stashes)
• odds and ends: dust, procs, sd, jless, fx, glow, xh, doggo, tldr, onefetch, gum
• a stack of abbreviations, aliases and functions. poke around the dot_config/zsh files.

notes to self

• nothing secret lives here. private stuff goes in ~/.config/zsh/local.zsh (ignored, sourced if it's there).
• changed something? chezmoi re-add then push. on the other mac, chezmoi update.

want it?

fork it, run the install with your username instead of mine. leave personal = false and you skip my flutter/android/db junk. trim the brewfiles, make it yours.

mit, take whatever's useful.