A Shell Runtime Configuration File that loads split components. Partially inspired by Quentin ADAM on medium.com's post
You should always review scripts from the internet before running them, the same goes for Shell Runtime Config files especially.
The main config msrc.bashrc, msrc.zshrc, etc. is meant to replace your original traditional config.
From there the script will automatically source executable files ending in .bashrc that it finds in: ~/.bashrc.d/
NOTE: The ZSH version of MSRC is not as well maintained and may be missing features or functionality. This project was orignally created with BASH in mind.
This used to be based on the XDG Base Directory Specification in earlier versions of this project, however, that was dropped in favor of using ~/.bashrc.d and so on for simplicity and not interfering with XDG Variable usage.
If you wish to change your config directory now, you will want to use the following environment variables:
BASH_MSRC_DIR="$HOME/.bashrc.d"
ZSH_MSRC_DIR="$HOME/.zshrc.d"If you do not export these your shell will do so automatically at start up, defaulting to the values shown above.
You can manage your multiple config files quickly using the msrc function built into main Shell config
Try out msrc --help to see what all it can do!
Some extra Shell Config files are included for convenience these may be loaded as modules using this system.
See the shell-extras folder for those Extras. The README.md within should give you some insight as to what each one does.
As a note, there is no strict garauntee that all of the Extras will be compatbile with all platforms.