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Add new Makefile Although I use stow to manage my dotfiles, the way you need to invoke stow is different depending on where the dotfiles directory is located. To circumvent this, I wrote a Makefile that automatically determines the stow directory (the parent directory) and package directory (this repo) before calling stow.
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# New Start: A modern Arch workflow built with an emphasis on functionality.
# Copyright (C) 2018 Donovan Glover
#
# Usage:
# make Defaults to `make install`
# make install Installs dotfiles
# make uninstall Uninstalls dotfiles
Add new make prune command This allows us to prune old symlinks through make.
2018-10-16 02:26:44 +02:00
# make prune Removes stale links
Add new Makefile Although I use stow to manage my dotfiles, the way you need to invoke stow is different depending on where the dotfiles directory is located. To circumvent this, I wrote a Makefile that automatically determines the stow directory (the parent directory) and package directory (this repo) before calling stow.
2018-10-15 06:56:56 +02:00
Update Makefile to support multiple package directories It is now possible to install only a specific set of dotfiles instead of everything at once. To do this, simply run make and set the "package" variable from the shell. For example, to only stow my vim config, use `make package=vim`.
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verbose ?= 2
NS_REPO_PATH := $(shell dirname $(realpath $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))))
NS_STOW_OPTIONS := --dir="${NS_REPO_PATH}" --target="${HOME}" --no-folding --verbose=${verbose}
NS_STOW_PACKAGES := $(wildcard */)
NS_SUCCESS := "SUCCESS: Stow command executed succesfully!"
ns_stow_package = \
echo "STATUS: Found package variable. Stow operation will be performed if it is a valid directory..."; \
test -d ${package} && \
(stow -${1} ${package} ${NS_STOW_OPTIONS} && \
echo ${NS_SUCCESS}) || \
echo "FAILURE: Not a valid target directory."
ns_stow_all = \
echo "STATUS: No package variable given. Performing stow operation on all directories..."; \
$(foreach package,$(NS_STOW_PACKAGES),stow -${1} $(package) ${NS_STOW_OPTIONS} &&) \
echo ${NS_SUCCESS}
Add new Makefile Although I use stow to manage my dotfiles, the way you need to invoke stow is different depending on where the dotfiles directory is located. To circumvent this, I wrote a Makefile that automatically determines the stow directory (the parent directory) and package directory (this repo) before calling stow.
2018-10-15 06:56:56 +02:00
.PHONY: install
install:
Update Makefile to support multiple package directories It is now possible to install only a specific set of dotfiles instead of everything at once. To do this, simply run make and set the "package" variable from the shell. For example, to only stow my vim config, use `make package=vim`.
2018-10-23 00:06:27 +02:00
ifdef package
@$(call ns_stow_package,S)
else
@$(call ns_stow_all,S)
endif
Add new Makefile Although I use stow to manage my dotfiles, the way you need to invoke stow is different depending on where the dotfiles directory is located. To circumvent this, I wrote a Makefile that automatically determines the stow directory (the parent directory) and package directory (this repo) before calling stow.
2018-10-15 06:56:56 +02:00
.PHONY: uninstall
uninstall:
Update Makefile to support multiple package directories It is now possible to install only a specific set of dotfiles instead of everything at once. To do this, simply run make and set the "package" variable from the shell. For example, to only stow my vim config, use `make package=vim`.
2018-10-23 00:06:27 +02:00
ifdef package
@$(call ns_stow_package,D)
else
@$(call ns_stow_all,D)
endif
Add new make prune command This allows us to prune old symlinks through make.
2018-10-16 02:26:44 +02:00
.PHONY: prune
prune:
Update Makefile to support multiple package directories It is now possible to install only a specific set of dotfiles instead of everything at once. To do this, simply run make and set the "package" variable from the shell. For example, to only stow my vim config, use `make package=vim`.
2018-10-23 00:06:27 +02:00
ifdef package
@$(call ns_stow_package,R)
else
@$(call ns_stow_all,R)
endif
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