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tuckr 命令

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常用示例

Deploy dotfiles

tuckr deploy

Deploy specific group

tuckr deploy [group]

Add file to group

tuckr add [group] [file]

Remove symlinks

tuckr remove

Check status

tuckr status

说明

tuckr is a dotfile manager that organizes configuration files into logical groups and deploys them as symlinks. Each group represents a set of related dotfiles (such as vim, zsh, or git), allowing selective deployment of configurations across different machines. The deploy command creates symlinks from the dotfile repository to their expected locations in the home directory. Groups can be deployed individually or all at once, and the status command shows which groups are currently linked. The remove command cleanly unlinks deployed symlinks. The tool uses a simple directory structure where each subdirectory represents a group, mirroring the home directory layout within it.

参数

deploy
Create symlinks.
remove
Remove symlinks.
add
Add file to group.
status
Show status.
init
Initialize repo.

FAQ

What is the tuckr command used for?

tuckr is a dotfile manager that organizes configuration files into logical groups and deploys them as symlinks. Each group represents a set of related dotfiles (such as vim, zsh, or git), allowing selective deployment of configurations across different machines. The deploy command creates symlinks from the dotfile repository to their expected locations in the home directory. Groups can be deployed individually or all at once, and the status command shows which groups are currently linked. The remove command cleanly unlinks deployed symlinks. The tool uses a simple directory structure where each subdirectory represents a group, mirroring the home directory layout within it.

How do I run a basic tuckr example?

Run `tuckr deploy` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does deploy do in tuckr?

Create symlinks.