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Windows Flow

Introduction

This page explains what each step of the installation process by install-win.ps1 does.

install-win.ps1

  • Mainly, it installs git via scoop and acts as an administrator.

  1. install scoop

  2. install sudo command and other command tools via scoop (psutils)

  3. go to install-app.ps1.

windows\setup\install-app.ps1

  • This is the command center for the windows setup process that runs multiple ps1 modules.
  1. go to $HOME and use git clone to get the dotfiles.

windows\setup\scoop-install.ps1

  1. register an alias similar to npm. 2.

  2. use scoop to install software installation.

windows\setup\git-setting.ps1

Install git-config.txt and redirect it to .gitconfig in $HOME.

If the file already exists, it will not be overwritten unless you use the -Force option.

windows\setup\pwsh-modules.ps1

  • Install the PowerShell modules.

The ones I like are a module that allows you to use WSL commands without the wsl.exe declaration, and a wrapper module for the search tool command called fzf.

windows\setup\symlink.ps1

  • Linking to dotfiles via symbolic links such as msys2.

Like .gitconfig, this file will not be overwritten if it already exists, unless you use the -Force option.

If you link dotfiles and Windows Terminal with symbolic links, you need to restart the terminal to reflect the saved configuration.

windows\data\winget-app-list.json

Installation with winget

Prerequisite: winget is required to run.

  • If you have windows 11, it is installed by default.
  • Or you can get winget.exe from here and install it.

Importing from the following file.

winget list

(Optional)windows\bin\installers\all-languages.ps1

You can install a complete set of development languages via scoop, and install a complete set of my most used libraries in the global environment.

Install vim's administration manager