xdg-rc.core — ahungry/xdg-rc 0.0.2

-exists clj

(-exists x)

exists clj

(exists s)

get-classic-rc-file clj

(get-classic-rc-file system)

get-home clj

(get-home)

get-rc-file clj

(get-rc-file system)

(get-rc-file system preference)

Load the user RC file for SYSTEM, with preference to XDG by default. Pass in the optional second argument :classic to flip priority.

get-xdg-config-home clj

(get-xdg-config-home)

Get the XDG_CONFIG_HOME or HOME/.config if its not defined.

get-xdg-rc-file clj

(get-xdg-rc-file system)

ls clj

(ls system)

List the files for SYSTEM that exist.

make-classic-rc-file! clj

(make-classic-rc-file! system content)

Use the old style home directory location for RC file.

make-classic-rc-filename clj

(make-classic-rc-filename system)

make-config! clj

(make-config! system {:keys [filename content]})

make-configs! clj

(make-configs! system ms)

Given a SYSTEM name, will ensure the directories/files exist.

make-file-if-not-exists! clj

(make-file-if-not-exists! filename)

(make-file-if-not-exists! filename content)

Create a file unless it already exists.

make-xdg-rc-file! clj

(make-xdg-rc-file! system content)

Just use a single config (runcom) type file.

make-xdg-rc-filename clj

(make-xdg-rc-filename system)

make-xdg-rc-filename-path clj

(make-xdg-rc-filename-path system)

slurp-if-exists clj

(slurp-if-exists filename)

with-home clj

(with-home s)

(with-home s s2)

Will prefix with the home.

with-xdg clj

(with-xdg s)

(with-xdg s s2)

Will prefix with the XDG home.