onboardme 0.15.14a2

An onboarding tool to install dot files and packages including a default mode with sensible defaults to run on most computers running Debian based distros or macOS.

☁️ onboardme 💻

Get your daily driver just the way you like it, from textformatting, and dot files to opensource package installation, onboardme intends to save you time with initializing or upgrading your environment.

Features

• manage your dot files using a git repo
• install and upgrade libraries and apps
  • supports different several package managers and a couple of operating systems
  • can group together packages for different kinds of setups, e.g. gaming, devops, gui
• easy yaml config files in your $HOME/.config/onboardme/ directory

Screenshots

Here's an example of the terminal after the script has run:

Quick Start

The quickest way to get started on a fresh macOS or distrubtion of Debian (including Ubuntu) is:

# this will download setup.sh to your current directory and run it
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jessebot/onboardme/main/setup.sh)"

# this will display the help text for the onboardme cli
onboardme --help

You can also read more in depth Getting Started Docs 💙!

There's also more documentation on basically every program that onboardme touches.

Upgrading

If you're on python 3.11, you should be able to do:

pip3.11 install --upgrade onboardme

Features

Made for the following OS (lastest stable):

Optimized for:

Built using these great projects:

• powerline

Status

🎉 Active project! Currently in later alpha :D (But not yet stable. There be 🐛.)

Please report 🐛 in the GitHub issues, and we will collect them, and release them into the wild, because we are vegan and nice. (Kidding, we will help! 😌)

We love contributors! Feel free to open a pull request, and we will review it asap! :)

:star: If you like this project, please star it to help us keep motivated :3

Contributors

JesseBot

Max!

Shameless plugs for other projects

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