add script to symlink configfiles
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#!/bin/bash
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# Creates symlinks from home to ~/dotfiles
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#Variables
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dir=~/dotfiles
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olddir=~/oldConfig
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files="$(find . -type f ! -path './.git/*' ! -name 'symlink.sh' -printf '%P\n')"
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timestamp="$(date +%s)"
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#Create oldConfig in ~
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mkdir -p $olddir/$timestamp
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echo "Created $olddir/$timestamp to backup existing dotfiles in ~"
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#Swap dir
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cd $dir
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# Move any existing config-files to $olddir and then creating symlinks
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for file in $files; do
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echo "Backing up old configuration files"
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mkdir -p $olddir/$timestamp/$(dirname $file)
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mv ~/.$file $olddir/$timestamp/$file
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echo "Creating symlink from homedir to $file."
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mkdir -p $(dirname ~/.$file)
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ln -s $dir/$file ~/.$file
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echo "Done."
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done
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