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Learn about xonsh run control (RC) files in official docs -Run Control File. You should know about what RC files are used in interactive and non-interactive sessions.

1. Fork this repository

2. Rename the repository toxontrib-rc-yourname

3. Change the namein setup.py

4. Change the name ofxontrib/rc_awesome.xsh toxontrib/rc_yourname.xsh

5. Add xontribs you need to setup.py (the xontribs will be installed automatically duringpip install)

6. Now you can just run anywhere:

   pipinstall-Ugit+https://github.com/yourname/xontrib-rc-yourname# Only for interactive mode:# (You can also create autoloadable xontrib using xontrib-template.)echo'xontrib load rc_yourname'>>~/.xonshrc# For interactive or non-interactive (https://xon.sh/xonshrc.html):# mkdir -p ~/.config/xonsh/rc.d/# echo 'xontrib load rc_yourname' > ~/.config/xonsh/rc.d/rc_yourname.xshxonsh

   Also you can avoid manual loading the xontrib in~/.xonshrc by creating autoloadable xontrib usingxontrib-template. Answer yes on the question about enabling autoloading.

7. Increment version to update the package usingpip install -U git+https://github.com/yourname/xontrib-rc-yourname

8. Take a look intoxonsh-awesome-cli-app if you want to create your own toolset.

Just readrc_awesome and copy the snippets to your xonsh RC.

Or add awesome xonsh RC to the end of yourxonshrc:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anki-code/xontrib-rc-awesome/main/xontrib/rc_awesome.xsh >> ~/.xonshrc

Or install awesomexonsh RC as a package withautomatically installable xontribs:

pipinstall-Ugit+https://github.com/anki-code/xontrib-rc-awesomeecho'xontrib load rc_awesome'>>~/.xonshrcxonsh

• Anthony Scopatz RC (click Details to see the xonshrc)
• Sean Farley RC
• Gyuri Horak RC
• Jason RC
• Alexander Sosedkin RC
• Noorhteen Raja NJ RC
• Ryan Delaney RC

• xonsh-cheatsheet - cheat sheet for xonsh shell with copy-pastable examples.
• xontrib-template - Full-featured template for building extension (xontrib) for the xonsh shell.