zenops 0.2.2

Declarative system configuration management for shell config and dotfiles.
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zenops

Declarative system configuration management for shell config and dotfiles.

zenops reads a TOML config from ~/.config/zenops/config.toml and uses it to keep your shell environment, aliases, dotfile symlinks, and $PATH in sync with what you've declared. Run zenops apply to make the system match the config; run zenops status to see what would change without touching anything.

Install

cargo install zenops

Configure

Create ~/.config/zenops/config.toml:

[shell]
type = "bash"

[shell.environment]
EDITOR = "nvim"

[shell.alias]
ll = "ls -la"

[[configs]]
type = ".config"               # or "home"
name = "app"
source = "configs/app"         # relative path inside the zenops config repo
symlinks = ["config.toml"]     # listed files are symlinked; others are generated

Commands

  • zenops apply — apply the config (write generated files, create symlinks). Pass --pull-config to git pull --rebase the config repo first.
  • zenops status — show what would change. --diff shows file diffs.
  • zenops pkg — list configured packages and whether their dependencies are met. --all includes disabled packages; --all-hints shows every install hint.
  • zenops repo <git-subcommand> — run a passthrough git command inside the zenops config repo.
  • zenops completions <bash|zsh|fish|elvish|powershell> — print a shell completion script to stdout. Normally sourced automatically via the built-in zenops pkg; only needed for manual setup.

License

Dual-licensed under either of:

at your option.