bankai 0.1.0

TUI to help you setup your Linux system

Bankai Linux Setup (inspired by the anime "Bleach")

Quickest Start (no clone needed):

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/axatbhardwaj/bankai/stable/bankai.sh | bash

• You can also pass arguments, e.g.:

  curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/axatbhardwaj/bankai/stable/bankai.sh | bash --os kubuntu
  

Bankai is a modular, multi-distro Linux setup and configuration toolkit. It automates the installation of essential applications, developer tools, terminal configs, and user environment tweaks for several popular Linux distributions.

Supported Distributions

• CachyOS / Arch-based (cachyos.sh)
• Kubuntu / Debian / Ubuntu (kubuntu.sh)
• Nobara / Fedora (nobara.sh)

Features

• Automated installation of system packages, Flatpaks, and (where supported) Snaps
• Terminal and shell configuration (Fish, Starship, Fisher, etc.)
• IDEs, developer tools, and language managers (Rust, Node, Python, etc.)
• Optional gaming, Docker, and other productivity enhancements
• Modular config files for terminals (Kitty, Alacritty, Ghostty, Fastfetch)
• Git and SSH setup helper

Directory Structure

configs/         # Terminal and shell config templates
common/          # Shared package lists (apt, dnf, paru, flatpak, snap)
helpers/         # Helper scripts for configuring terminals, git, etc.
icons/           # (Optional) Icon resources
bankai.sh        # Main entrypoint script (auto-detects or prompts for OS)
cachyos.sh       # Arch/CachyOS setup script
kubuntu.sh       # Kubuntu/Debian/Ubuntu setup script
nobara.sh        # Nobara/Fedora setup script

Quick Start

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/axatbhardwaj/bankai.git
   cd bankai
   

2. Run the main script:

   ./bankai.sh
   

   • The script will auto-detect your OS or prompt you to select one.
   • You can specify the OS directly:

     ./bankai.sh --os cachyos   # or kubuntu, nobara
     

   • Any extra arguments will be passed to the OS-specific script.

3. Follow prompts for optional installs (gaming, Docker, Fish shell, etc.).

Customization

• Edit package lists:
  • common/paru_applist.txt (CachyOS/Arch)
  • common/apt_applist.txt (Kubuntu/Debian/Ubuntu)
  • common/dnf_applist.txt (Nobara/Fedora)
  • common/flatpacks.txt, common/flatpacks_arch.txt, common/snap_applist.txt
• Edit configs:
  • Terminal and shell configs in configs/
• Add/modify helper scripts:
  • For custom terminal or git setup, see helpers/

Notes

• Some steps require sudo privileges.
• The scripts are modular: you can run the OS-specific scripts directly if desired.
• Review and edit the package lists and configs to suit your needs before running.
• After running, a system restart or re-login is recommended for all changes to take effect.

License

MIT (see repository)