feat(script): Automation Script for craftzdog setup installation (For MacOS, Linux and Windows)

[harshv5094]

This pull request is the revision and improvents on my previous pull request #146, on this #142 discussion. With how you can install fisher plugin using fish_plugins. I apologize for the delay.

@craftzdog I've found the solution for using fish_plugins to install plugins. I'm still making some changes, on the files. I've tested it, so it works. Hope this solution satisfy your requirements.

I'm also thinking of linking your config folder (like nvim, tmux) to ~/.config path using symbolic links. Should I do it or just copy paste the config folders.

I'm also working on windows installation script on powershell. After testing I'll soon create it's pull request

[PowerzinBR]

You can also add this, if you want

1. Add eza as an alias called ll to the script, it can be invoked by using a function called ll: It can be installed with > scoop <

Function ll { eza $args -l --icons }

scoop install eza

2. Add some packages that is available to Windows too:

Using scoop:

ripgrep (or findstr)
fd
fzf
eza
node
python

Using npm:

commitizen

Using Chocolatey:

watchman

[PowerzinBR]

@harshv5094 Check it out :D

[harshv5094]

Okay, Thanks for the suggestion @PowerzinBR. Just like how we can use brew bundle to install packages, is there any solution for scoop also

[PowerzinBR]

@harshv5094 Create a simple scoop.txt (or any name), it will be used like requirements.txt for pip

Add the dependencies as i said, then run the command:

scoop install (gc .\scoop.txt)

You mean like this? We are using GC (Get-Content) of Powershell cmdlets to get packages from the file Could i help you develop the Windows automate script?

Sorry for the delay!

[harshv5094]

Yeah it will help me a lot.

[PowerzinBR]

Yeah it will help me a lot.

Thanks, i will start working on it.

[craftzdog]

my current Brewfile:

tap "homebrew/bundle"
tap "homebrew/cask"

brew "fish"
brew "tmux"

brew "ghq"
brew "gh"
brew "lazygit"
brew "tig"

brew "neovim"
brew "ripgrep"
brew "jq"
brew "eza"
brew "bat"
brew "fd"
brew "fzf"
brew "btop"
brew "wget"

brew "pyenv"
brew "node"
brew "rbenv"
brew "heroku"
brew "sqlite"
brew "ffmpeg"

# React Native
brew "watchman"

cask "visual-studio-code"
cask "iterm2"
cask "transmit"
cask "min"
cask "1password"
cask "keycastr"
cask "numi"
cask "zed"
cask "raycast"
cask "karabiner-elements"
cask "google-chrome"

[PowerzinBR]

my current Brewfile:

tap "homebrew/bundle"
tap "homebrew/cask"

brew "fish"
brew "tmux"

brew "ghq"
brew "gh"
brew "lazygit"
brew "tig"

brew "neovim"
brew "ripgrep"
brew "jq"
brew "eza"
brew "bat"
brew "fd"
brew "fzf"
brew "btop"
brew "wget"

brew "pyenv"
brew "node"
brew "rbenv"
brew "heroku"
brew "sqlite"
brew "ffmpeg"

# React Native
brew "watchman"

cask "visual-studio-code"
cask "iterm2"
cask "transmit"
cask "min"
cask "1password"
cask "keycastr"
cask "numi"
cask "zed"
cask "raycast"
cask "karabiner-elements"
cask "google-chrome"

It will surely help him, in the PowerShell setup video, did you add any additional packages for your setup, for scoop? I wanted to know cuz i could include it in installing dependencies? @craftzdog

[harshv5094]

Hey @PowerzinBR, Yesterday, I developed pwsh script for my own setup, just to get familiar with PowerShell. You can check here for reference.

[PowerzinBR]

Hey @PowerzinBR, Yesterday, I developed pwsh script for my own setup, just to get familiar with PowerShell. You can check here for reference.

Oh! Thanks. I will start working on it when i have some time left. It's very simple + easy to work on! I will surely try my best. :)

[harshv5094]

my current Brewfile:

tap "homebrew/bundle"
tap "homebrew/cask"

brew "fish"
brew "tmux"

brew "ghq"
brew "gh"
brew "lazygit"
brew "tig"

brew "neovim"
brew "ripgrep"
brew "jq"
brew "eza"
brew "bat"
brew "fd"
brew "fzf"
brew "btop"
brew "wget"

brew "pyenv"
brew "node"
brew "rbenv"
brew "heroku"
brew "sqlite"
brew "ffmpeg"

# React Native
brew "watchman"

cask "visual-studio-code"
cask "iterm2"
cask "transmit"
cask "min"
cask "1password"
cask "keycastr"
cask "numi"
cask "zed"
cask "raycast"
cask "karabiner-elements"
cask "google-chrome"

@craftzdog I have a question, I know that cask only works for macOS packages, so some packages can't be installed in linuxbrew, should I add cask packages in Brewfile? If yes we need to metion it about in README.md for people's understanding.

[PowerzinBR]

@harshv5094, i developed a initial script for the windows prototype, i used your code as reference. It works like a charm, there is somethings to improve. For now i created a simple repository, that you can check it here

[harshv5094]

@harshv5094, i developed a initial script for the windows prototype, i used your code as reference. It works like a charm, there is somethings to improve. For now i created a simple repository, that you can check it here

Okay Looks good, I have some ideas for improvement, I'll use your script as a reference and start working on it.

[craftzdog]

I don't use brew to install packages on Linux. Looks like Brewfile is just a Ruby script so you can write if statements in the file like if OS.mac?. So, if you'd like to make it support Linux, you can use the if statement.

[harshv5094]

Yeah, I use Debian WSL so I use brew for latest package. Okay I'll add if statement based on os to install packages

[harshv5094]

hey, quick update, I shifted my setup to Debian 12 so I don't have access to pwsh and I don't want to install pwsh in my debian setup. So @PowerzinBR, can you please finish the windows installation script.

By the way, I'm loving my debian setup, It's hardware support has improved significantly

[PowerzinBR]

hey, quick update, I shifted my setup to Debian 12 so I don't have access to pwsh and I don't want to install pwsh in my debian setup. So @PowerzinBR, can you please finish the windows installation script.

By the way, I'm loving my debian setup, It's hardware support has improved significantly

Ok, i will finish it. Is there anything to add? I added scoop & dotfiles.

[harshv5094]

I think we need to install powershell pakages from takuya's setup and also we need to add an option which enters the location of powershell directory which is stored in .config directory in Documents/Powershell. Just like we do as echo text >> filename in linux and macos

[PowerzinBR]

i will finish it when my school tests ends, sorry for delay

[harshv5094]

Okay

[harshv5094]

So, I decided to ditch the idea for adding os dependent package install in homebrew.

[harshv5094]

@craftzdog Could you give me some feedback and give me some reviews for some improvements in the script? I think I'm out of gas now.

[craftzdog]

I'll try it in my environment

[craftzdog]

After running one of the options, it prompts again but without choices:

❯ ./.scripts/install.sh
Welcome to craftsdog setup installation script.
1) Install Homebrew and packages 🍺
2) Install Ubuntu packages 📦
3) Install npm packages 📦
4) Move .config folders to user config directory ⬅️
5) Run fish configuration script 🐟
6) Commando Mode (macOS) 💪
7) Commando Mode (Ubuntu) 💪
8) Quit ❌
Select your option: 1
Homebrew is installed
 Installing homebrew packages
ln: /Users/nora/Brewfile: File exists
Using homebrew/bundle
==> Downloading https://formulae.brew.sh/api/formula.jws.json
##################################################################################################################################################### 100.0%

...

Using raycast
Using karabiner-elements
Using google-chrome
Homebrew Bundle complete! 34 Brewfile dependencies now installed.
Select your option:

I think it doesn't have to ask again but simply quit the script.

[harshv5094]

Okay, So should I remove quit option and quit the script after executing a option

[craftzdog]

yes

[PowerzinBR]

@harshv5094, i think i cannot continue with the project, you could use my script as a reference to the Windows script, then sorry for the big delay.

Thanks for understanding!

[harshv5094]

No problem, I'll manage somehow

[harshv5094]

Notice

Hello, I want to tell you that I don't have access to any Windows machines, so I can't develop a Windows installation script. So I need someone's help from the community. So I'm going to leave open this pull request. So, if anyone has a Windows machine, I need someone to continue the development of the window's installation script.

I tried to run Windows Virtual Machine in my laptop. But failed miserably. So Anyone who wants to contribute in this pull request go to my repository, fork it and develop your installation script.

[PowerzinBR]

hey, i can help maybe.

[harshv5094]

So in commit f7caabd I just enabled gh autocompletion by using script generated by gh cli, Since @craftzdog is using gh on a daily basis, I added this script.

You can see this website: https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_completion. To set autocompletion according to your shell.

[harshv5094]

Here is the demo

(By the way, I'm using hyprland window compositor in Fedora 40. Here are the dotfiles)

[harshv5094]

hey, i can help maybe.

@PowerzinBR if you are available, can you do it?