auser/aws-dev-machine

A bootstrapping set of scripts to get your windows or mac machine set-up with developer tooling and a bunch of other goodies

Dev Machine Bootstrapper

This bootstrapper is intended on making it easy to build a machine ready to build with light-weight, but relevant developer tooling.

The bootstrapper is a set of scripts intended on adding the following tools, if they are not already installed:

Features

• ⌘ Supports Mac and Windows
• 📦️Idempotent
• ⚙️Automated
• 🏆️Fast
• 😃Open-source

Tools

• 🧳Homebrew/Chocolatey
• 🧳Git
• 📄NodeJS
• 💎Ruby
• 🐍Python (and pip!)
• ℑ AWS cli tools
• 🧑🏾‍💻git-remote-codecommit

Getting it running

In order to use git at the command-line, open a terminal window. To open a terminal window on your machine, follow these instructions for your OS:

Mac

The Terminal.app is located in your /System/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app. You can open a Finder window and navigate to the /Applications/Utilities/ window. From there, double click the Terminal.app icon and a terminal will open up.

Windows

Press the Windows key and the R key at the same time: Windows+R then search for "Powershell" and run it as an administrator (otherwise it won't work). A command-prompt will open up and you're ready to go.

The terminal window for windows is a screenshot of their new terminal application called located at https://github.com/Microsoft/Terminal, but you can use the method above if you don't want to install the new terminal.

Mac

In the terminal window, navigate to the directory where you downloaded the zip file or cloned the repository and run:

curl -s -L https://j.mp/2SUpS2B | sh

Windows

In the PowerShell window, type the following command:

Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force; iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString("https://j.mp/3coGO9k"))