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putconf
putconf is a nice way to generate and install config files.
To use putconf, you provide it a directory or git repository containing the config files you want to install, and it puts them in your home folder (or somewhere else of your choosing).
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Installation
putconf provides a script, so it is recommended to install it with pipx:
pipx install putconf
If installed via pip, you will have to run putconf with python -m putconf.
Usage
To use putconf, you need to provide a source, which may be either a local
directory or a git repository. For the most part, putconf will simply copy the
files in the specified directory into the target directory, which defaults to
the current value of ${HOME}.
For convenience, the source may contain a toplevel directory named "dotfiles".
Files in this directory are treated as if they reside in the toplevel
themselves, but with a dot character . prepended to their names. E.g.
dotfiles/bashrc will be installed with the name .bashrc.
Example:
# install from git
putconf ssh://git@github.com:jepugs/my-home-folder
# install from a local directory
putconf Documents/config-files
Run putconf -h to see additional options.
License
putconf is distributed under the terms of the GPL license.
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