Jascha030's Dotfiles

"Dotfiles, not even once."

My personal configuration repository. A manifestation of my refusal to do things the easy way.
Built for macOS, powered by Lua, and obsessed with aesthetic.

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📸 Showcase

Neovim PHP	Terminal Intro

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🧰 The Arsenal

📝 Neovim Config

My pride and joy. A fully Lua-configured editor that makes VS Code look like Notepad.

• Plugin Manager: lazy.nvim (30+ plugins)
• LSP: Native vim.lsp with mason.nvim
• Theme: Custom nitepal.nvim

💾 ZShell (ZSH) Config

Handcrafted shell experience. No frameworks, just pure obsession.

• Prompt: Custom git status, icons, and anxiety-inducing detail.
• Startup: Alternating intro screens to distract me from work.

🔨 Hammerspoon

Lua scripting for macOS.

• Window Management: Zero-latency tiling.
• Quake Mode: Drop-down terminal toggle for WezTerm/Ghostty (Cmd + Cmd in theory, actually mapped to Ctrl+Alt+Cmd+T).

🖥️ Terminal Emulators

• WezTerm: GPU-accelerated, Lua-configured.
• Ghostty: The new kid on the block. Custom shaders and holographic icons.

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🏗️ Philosophy

"I absolutely do not use a single tool for managing symlinks like stow, instead I just ln -s by hand because I f-d up once, and now I have trust issues."

This repository is a collection of my personal settings. It is designed to be:

1. Portable-ish: It works on my machine.
2. Fast: Bloat is the enemy (except for the 50 neovim plugins).
3. Beautiful: If it doesn't look good, I can't code in it.

🚀 Quick(ish) Setup

If you are brave enough to try this:

# 1. Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/jascha030/.dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

# 2. Install dependencies (grab a coffee ☕)
brew bundle --file ~/.dotfiles/Brewfile

# 3. Apply macOS defaults (⚠️ This changes system settings!)
~/.dotfiles/.macos

# 4. Link files (The manual way, as god intended)
# Example: Linking Neovim
ln -s ~/.dotfiles/config/nvim ~/.config/nvim

# Example: Linking Zsh
ln -s ~/.dotfiles/config/zsh/.zshrc ~/.zshrc

📂 Directory Structure

• /config: The meat. XDG-compliant config files (nvim, zsh, wezterm, etc.).
• /bin: Custom scripts added to $PATH.
• /hammerspoon: macOS automation scripts.
• .macos: Shell script to set sensible macOS defaults.
• Brewfile: List of all installed system packages.

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_{Configured with 🩸 and too much 🚬 by jascha030}