Homepage: https://github.com/emacs-jp/init-loader
Author: IMAKADO
Updated:
Loader for configuration files
Place init-loader.el somewhere in your `load-path'. Then, add the
following lines to ~/.emacs or ~/.emacs.d/init.el:
(require 'init-loader)
(init-loader-load "/path/to/init-directory")
The last line loads configuration files in /path/to/init-directory.
If you omit arguments for `init-loader-load', the value of
`init-loader-directory' is used.
Note that not all files in the directory are loaded. Each file is
examined that if it is a .el or .elc file and, it has a valid name
specified by `init-loader-default-regexp' or it is a platform
specific configuration file.
By default, valid names of configuration files start with two
digits. For example, the following file names are all valid:
00_util.el
01_ik-cmd.el
21_javascript.el
99_global-keys.el
Files are loaded in the lexicographical order. This helps you to
resolve dependency of the configurations.
A platform specific configuration file has a prefix corresponds to
the platform. The following is the list of prefixes and platform
specific configuration files are loaded in the listed order after
non-platform specific configuration files.
Platform Subplatform Prefix Example
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Windows windows- windows-fonts.el
Meadow meadow- meadow-commands.el
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Mac OS X Carbon Emacs carbon-emacs- carbon-emacs-applescript.el
Cocoa Emacs cocoa-emacs- cocoa-emacs-plist.el
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GNU/Linux linux- linux-commands.el
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*BSD bsd- bsd-commands.el
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All Non-window system nw- nw-key.el
If `init-loader-byte-compile' is non-nil, each configuration file
is byte-compiled when it is loaded. If you modify the .el file,
then it is recompiled next time it is loaded.
Loaded files and errors during the loading process are recorded.
If `init-loader-show-log-after-init' is `t', the record is
shown after the overall loading process. If `init-loader-show-log-after-init`
is `'error-only', the record is shown only error occured.
You can do this manually by M-x init-loader-show-log.