dotfiles v1.1.10

README.md

@@ -46,19 +46,17 @@ dotfiles publish               # Bump version, commit, push
 
 ```
 ~/.config/fish/
-├── config.fish              Main entry point — version, PATH, interactive setup
+├── config.fish              Version, git identity helper
 ├── install.fish             Bootstrap/install script (also at repo root)
 ├── README.md                This file
 ├── conf.d/
-│   └── aliases.fish         Example: Git abbreviations, helper functions
+│   └── aliases.fish         Git abbreviations, directory helpers
 ├── functions/
 │   ├── dotfiles.fish        The `dotfiles` command and all subcommands
-│   └── keyme.fish           Helper: generate SSH key for Gitea
+│   └── keyme.fish           Generate SSH key for Gitea + set Git identity
 └── dotfiles/
     ├── tmux.conf            Template → ~/.tmux.conf
-    ├── gitconfig            Template → ~/.gitconfig
-    └── config/
-        └── starship.toml    Template → ~/.config/starship.toml
+    └── gitconfig            Template → ~/.gitconfig
 ```
 
 ## How It Works
@@ -74,9 +72,9 @@ new version (auto-suggested minor bump, or custom), and both the local
 
 Each file in `~/.config/fish/dotfiles/` is a template.  When you run
 `dotfiles init`, templates are copied to `~/` with a leading dot prepended
-(e.g. `tmux.conf` → `~/.tmux.conf`).  Templates in subdirectories are
-placed under `~/` preserving the path (e.g. `config/starship.toml` →
-`~/.config/starship.toml`).
+(e.g. `tmux.conf` → `~/.tmux.conf`).  Templates containing a `/` in their
+name are placed under `~/` preserving the relative path (e.g.
+`vim/vimrc` → `~/.vim/vimrc`).
 
 To add a new dotfile, simply drop a template file into `dotfiles/` and run
 `dotfiles init <name>`.  No registration needed.