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@olrtg/macd

v0.1.0

Published

macOS defaults for humans

Downloads

9

Readme

⚠️ macd is still in early stages of development.

Usage

You need to have a yaml file where you define your default config for your macOS system, for example:

# defaults.yml
dock:
  autohide: true

menubar:
  autohide: true

And then you execute:

npx @olrtg/macd ~/dotfiles/macos/defaults.yml

For the full list of commands, take a look at the mapper.ts file.

To-do

  • [ ] Add the full list of commands in the README
  • [ ] Add some kind of descriptive logging of the commands that are being executed
  • [ ] JSON schema for text editor intellisense
  • [ ] Add more commands

If you can help with one of the items above any contributions will be appreciated.