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Manage the configuration and tools on your workstation without bothering the OS too much
🖥️ This is a box. 📦 And it is mine. 🐱
There are many 🍱 nice things in there. I wouldn't want 🧰 to be without them.
Even if I move 🏠 or work 🏢 I want to be comfortable.
Manage the configuration and tools on your workstation without bothering the OS
too much (maybe your favorite one isn't supported by $WORK
or you have
different ones for different roles).
Run the bootstrap script:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://github.com/koterpillar/mybox/releases/latest/download/bootstrap)"
Run mybox
from the directory with package definitions.
For package definition examples, see koterpillar/desktop.
To install optional components, add their names as arguments, e.g.
mybox development
.
Pre-requisites (see install-dev for ways to install):
Run ./lint
to check style & types, ./lint --format
to apply
formatting automatically.
Run ./test-script
to execute the project's tests.
poetry install
.poetry shell
.mybox
with the desired arguments.Releases are done using Semantic Release, see build.yml.
FAQs
Manage the configuration and tools on your workstation without bothering the OS too much
We found that mybox demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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