.zshrc

Repository to save my custom Zsh settings and themes.

Install

• Install Antigen in $HOME/.antigen:

  git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/antigen.git $HOME/.antigen
  

• Clone this repo in $HOME/.zshrc.d:

  git clone https://github.com/desyncr/zshrc.git $HOME/.zshrc.d
  

• Configure it into your $HOME/.zshrc:

  echo "export ZSH_CUSTOM=$HOME/.zshrc.d"  >> $HOME/.zshrc
  echo "source \$ZSH_CUSTOM/bootstrap.zsh"        >> $HOME/.zshrc   # load configuration
  
  # Or you could use my own .zshrc at $HOME/.zshrc.d/.zshrc
  

• Restart Zsh and done!

Configure

Check bootstrap.zsh for examples and default configuration.

Customize

bootstrap.zsh is responsible for loading any custom script such as functions.zsh, alias.zsh and any custom library.

Config is split by scope:

• personal/ — generic config meant to be shared publicly (tracked in git).
• work/ — machine/company-specific config: internal hostnames, VPN-only paths, employer tooling, etc. Gitignored, so it never leaves the machine it's set up on. See work/README.md.

Both directories follow the same file convention: alias.zsh, functions.zsh, env.zsh. bootstrap.zsh always loads personal/, then loads any matching files under work/ if present.

Custom themes are located at themes directory . Custom libraries are located at lib directory.

Feedback

If you'd like to contribute to the project or file a bug or feature request, please visit the project page.

License

The project is licensed under the GNU GPL v3 license.