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boot.vim

A Vim plugin that provide basic operations such as system calls, logs and
debug info.

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1. Installation
2. Compatibility
3. Development
4. References
5. License

1. Installation
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The plugin is only one file. So you can check out the repository[1][4] and drop
boot.vim into your directory.
~/.vim/pack/*/start/ for Vim, or
~/.local/share/nvim/site/pack/*/start/ for Neovim.
For package management lazy.nvim
In some plugins .lua
    {
        "trailblazing/boot",
        event = { "VimEnter" },
        lazy = false,
    },

In config.lua
local boot_path = vim.fn.stdpath("data") .. "lazy/boot"
if fn.empty(fn.glob(boot_path)) > 0 then
    do return end
end
vim.opt.rtp:prepend(boot_path)

-- If you'd like to change the loading sequence:
vim.cmd([[
    let boot_load_path = stdpath("data") . '/lazy/boot/autoload/boot.vim'
    execute "source " . boot_load_path
    execute "runtime! " . boot_load_path
]])

2. Compatibility
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boot.vim uses some shell-isms. Therefore it probably only works on *nix
machines that have a proper shell. It likely also functions under cygwin.

3. Development
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Pull requests are very welcome.

Some updates, with the goal of minimizing interaction and configuration.
Basic functionality out of the box.

4. References
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[1] https://github.com/trailblazing/keys.git

5. License
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GPL v.3 and later

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