fix: Add some more logic

dotfiles.sh

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ cd ~/.dotfiles
 git pull
 echo "Creating symbolic links for dotfiles..."
 
+# Convert paths to array of directory names to special handle
 dirs_to_sym=(".config/alacritty/themes" ".zsh_functions")
 sub_modules=(".config/alacritty/themes")
 ignore_files=("README.md" ".git" ".gitmodules")
@@ -12,6 +13,8 @@ ignore_files=("README.md" ".git" ".gitmodules")
 create_symlinks() {
     local src_dir="$1"
     local target_dir="$2"
+    local is_root="$3"  # Flag to indicate if this is the root call
+    
     # Create the target directory if it doesn't exist
     mkdir -p "$target_dir"
     
@@ -21,9 +24,9 @@ create_symlinks() {
         # Skip if the file doesn't exist (can happen if no hidden files)
         [ -e "$file" ] || continue
         
-        echo "Processing: $file"
         # Get the file name
         local file_name=$(basename "$file")
+        local rel_path=${file#$HOME/.dotfiles/}  # Get relative path
         
         # Check if file should be ignored
         if [[ " ${ignore_files[@]} " =~ " $file_name " ]]; then
@@ -33,33 +36,43 @@ create_symlinks() {
         
         # If the file is a directory
         if [ -d "$file" ]; then
-            # Check if the directory is in the list of directories to symlink
-            if [[ " ${dirs_to_sym[@]} " =~ " $file_name " ]]; then
-                # For these special directories, create the directory and symlink contents
+            # Handle directory symlinking based on whether it's in the special directories list
+            if [[ "$is_root" == "true" && "$file_name" == ".config" ]]; then
+                # For .config directory, we want to create it and process its contents differently
+                mkdir -p "$target_dir/.config"
+                create_symlinks "$file" "$target_dir/.config" "false"
+            elif [[ " ${dirs_to_sym[@]} " =~ " $rel_path " ]]; then
+                # Special directory that needs special handling
+                echo "Special directory: $rel_path"
                 mkdir -p "$target_dir/$file_name"
-                # If this directory is also a submodule, initialize it
-                if [[ " ${sub_modules[@]} " =~ " $file_name " ]]; then
-                    echo "Initializing submodule: $file_name"
+                
+                # Handle submodule initialization if needed
+                if [[ " ${sub_modules[@]} " =~ " $rel_path " ]]; then
+                    echo "Initializing submodule: $rel_path"
                     (cd "$file" && git submodule update --init --recursive)
                 fi
-                # Recursively create symlinks for the contents
-                create_symlinks "$file" "$target_dir/$file_name"
+                
+                # Process the contents
+                create_symlinks "$file" "$target_dir/$file_name" "false"
             else
-                # For regular directories, create them and recurse
-                mkdir -p "$target_dir/$file_name"
-                create_symlinks "$file" "$target_dir/$file_name"
+                # For regular directories in our dotfiles, we want to symlink them directly
+                if [ ! -L "$target_dir/$file_name" ]; then
+                    if [ -e "$target_dir/$file_name" ]; then
+                        echo "Removing existing: $target_dir/$file_name"
+                        rm -rf "$target_dir/$file_name"
+                    fi
+                    echo "Linking directory: $file -> $target_dir/$file_name"
+                    ln -s "$file" "$target_dir/$file_name"
+                fi
             fi
         else
-            # If the file is not a symlink already
+            # For regular files, always create symlinks
             if [ ! -L "$target_dir/$file_name" ]; then
-                # If the file exists
                 if [ -e "$target_dir/$file_name" ]; then
-                    # Remove the file
                     echo "Removing existing: $target_dir/$file_name"
                     rm -rf "$target_dir/$file_name"
                 fi
-                # Create a symlink
-                echo "Linking: $file -> $target_dir/$file_name"
+                echo "Linking file: $file -> $target_dir/$file_name"
                 ln -s "$file" "$target_dir/$file_name"
             fi
         fi
@@ -67,6 +80,6 @@ create_symlinks() {
 }
 
 # Call the function to create symlinks from dotfiles to home
-create_symlinks "$HOME/.dotfiles" "$HOME"
+create_symlinks "$HOME/.dotfiles" "$HOME" "true"
 
 echo "Dotfiles setup complete!"