Dotfiles/site-modules/core/files/nushell/scripts/path.nu



export-env {
  $env.GOPATH = if ($env.COMPUTERNAME == "LAFITE") {
    $"D:/Code"
  } else {
    $"($env.HOME)/Code"
  }
  $env.PATH = $env.PATH
    | prepend ([$env.HOME ".cargo" "bin"] | path join)
}

export def --env node-modules-dir-hook [dir: string] {
  let nodePath = ([$dir, "node_modules", ".bin"] | path join)
  if ($nodePath | path exists) {
    $env.PATH = $env.PATH
    | where {|x| not ($x | str contains "node_modules")}
    | prepend $nodePath
  }
}
feat(nu): setup nushell and start off the config This is some investigation in to nushell will work. I will be looking to use this cross platform, as zsh will not work on windows. Adds some of the core modules so I don't loose my mind having to relearn mussel memory. The goal of this is to replicate my use of oh-my-zsh, I think this will take some time, I have sunk years into the zsh config. The aliases will be the same, the GOPATH project structure will be replicated and the dir hooks will be implemeted so my PATH gets setup just as I like it. 2024-12-08 10:55:03 +00:00
fix(nu): support windows nicely The main thing we are doing is setting the `HOME` and `USER` env variables so we can use comon variables over linux and windows. There is also a windows wezterm issue `shell_integration.osc133` feature needs to be disabled. This will stop the prompt adding a new line on every char typed into the prompt. 2025-07-25 08:00:11 +00:00

feat(nu): setup nushell and start off the config This is some investigation in to nushell will work. I will be looking to use this cross platform, as zsh will not work on windows. Adds some of the core modules so I don't loose my mind having to relearn mussel memory. The goal of this is to replicate my use of oh-my-zsh, I think this will take some time, I have sunk years into the zsh config. The aliases will be the same, the GOPATH project structure will be replicated and the dir hooks will be implemeted so my PATH gets setup just as I like it. 2024-12-08 10:55:03 +00:00			`export-env {`
fix(nu): support windows nicely The main thing we are doing is setting the `HOME` and `USER` env variables so we can use comon variables over linux and windows. There is also a windows wezterm issue `shell_integration.osc133` feature needs to be disabled. This will stop the prompt adding a new line on every char typed into the prompt. 2025-07-25 08:00:11 +00:00			`$env.GOPATH = if ($env.COMPUTERNAME == "LAFITE") {`
			`$"D:/Code"`
			`} else {`
			`$"($env.HOME)/Code"`
			`}`
chore(shell): add module load the rvm env into nushell This is a real hack but, it works. Because nushell is not posix rvm will not natively work. This uses a login sub shell to change the ruby version with bash, it then get the all the relevant environment variables and loads them into the nushell environment. 2025-01-10 20:29:11 +00:00			`$env.PATH = $env.PATH`
			`\| prepend ([$env.HOME ".cargo" "bin"] \| path join)`
feat(nu): setup nushell and start off the config This is some investigation in to nushell will work. I will be looking to use this cross platform, as zsh will not work on windows. Adds some of the core modules so I don't loose my mind having to relearn mussel memory. The goal of this is to replicate my use of oh-my-zsh, I think this will take some time, I have sunk years into the zsh config. The aliases will be the same, the GOPATH project structure will be replicated and the dir hooks will be implemeted so my PATH gets setup just as I like it. 2024-12-08 10:55:03 +00:00			`}`
chore(nu): automatically set the node_modules bin dir on cd When we are moving around the file system I always want to be able to use the locally installed executables from my node modules. Sometimes versions of programs like prettier have different outcomes. I always want to be using the local version rather than the system installed version. 2025-01-21 08:19:38 +00:00
			`export def --env node-modules-dir-hook [dir: string] {`
			`let nodePath = ([$dir, "node_modules", ".bin"] \| path join)`
			`if ($nodePath \| path exists) {`
			`$env.PATH = $env.PATH`
			`\| where {\|x\| not ($x \| str contains "node_modules")}`
			`\| prepend $nodePath`
			`}`
			`}`