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shellnotes imports rule
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The main script for running shellnotes is .shellnotes.sh found in ~/.shellnotes/.shellnotes.sh after
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the installation. This file contains the user's default shell, found during the installation
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proccess, as well as all the imports needed for the program to work. The imports consist of:
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1. Commands (most of the files found in /util)
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2. Scripts run every time the terminal is launched (i.e. Version getter (getv))
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3. The shellnotes command with all of its parameters (file found in /util/shellnotes.sh, params
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in subfolders of util/)
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4. Syntax (Comments including used snippets in scripts)
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5. "Hidden" commands (files containing a (.) in /util, actions for cleaning space etc.)
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In the .shellnotes.sh file, the imports are ordered like this:
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#user's shell
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#Warnings
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#Warnings
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scripts run every time the terminal is launched
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utility scripts (commands) found in ~/.shellnotes/util/
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. ~/.shellnotes/util/shellnotes.sh -> The shellnotes command, which imports all its parameters
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Hidden commands (i.e. clearlogs, run only when necessary)
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syntax (hidden in /util)
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