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Inspired by anishathalye/dotbot#91

Requirements

  • A Git repository
  • A Dotbot configuration file in that repository
  • Python 3

There are non-Python dependencies for this tool. On Debian Jessie, you can install them with:

apt-get install libgit2-dev python3-cffi python3-yaml

and on OSX/macOS:

brew install libgit2 libyaml

Then install the Python requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

You can also use this technique to configure a virtualenv or pyenv-virtualenv for this, once you have found the full path to the executable.

Usage instructions

Save pre-commit and prepare-commit-msg to .git/hooks in your dotfiles directory. Alternatively, use a Git hook manager.

Then when a file is added to the index and committed, your Dotbot configuration file will be updated with a new "link" entry:

link:
    ~/.filename: filename

If your Python executable has a name other than Python (e.g. python3 or python3.5, or if you are using a virtualenv) you could use a wrapper script with the correct executable:

#! /usr/bin/env sh
python3.5 pre-commit.py "$@"

Options

Options are configurable through environment variables:

  • AUTOBOT_DISABLED: If this is non-empty, these hooks do nothing (default is empty).
  • AUTOBOT_REPO_ROOT: Set the root directory for the repository (default is .).
  • AUTOBOT_DOTBOT_CONF: Set an alternative name for your Dotbot config file (default is install.conf.yaml).
  • AUTOBOT_INCLUDE: Colon-separated list of files or directories files to exclude (default is the value of $AUTOBOT_REPO_ROOT). Basic wildcards (*, **, ?, [abc], and [!abc]) are allowed. Paths are first expanded using glob.glob(), and then matched using Path.match(), both in the Python standard library.
  • AUTOBOT_EXCLUDE: Same notes as above. The exclusion check is applied after the inclusion check.
  • AUTOBOT_DELETE_BACKUP: If this is non-empty, delete the backup file when finished (not recommended).
  • AUTOBOT_DEBUG: If this is non-empty, activate extremely verbose debug-level logging.

Missing features

  • Wildcard include/exclude
  • Gitignore parsing

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