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Tutorial: keybindings

This project manages the setup of user keybindings by providing a specific CLI command. It ensures the feature is enabled via feature gating before safely creating a configuration file (preventing accidental data loss) and opening it in the user's preferred external text editor. The system is optimized to load the heavy execution logic lazily, only when the specific command is requested.

flowchart TD A0["Command Module Structure"] A1["Lazy Module Loading"] A2["Feature Gating"] A3["Safe Resource Initialization"] A4["External Editor Delegation"] A0 -->|"Imports logic via"| A1 A0 -->|"Checks availability via"| A2 A0 -->|"Executes"| A3 A0 -->|"Invokes"| A4

Chapters

  1. Command Module Structure
  2. Feature Gating
  3. Safe Resource Initialization
  4. External Editor Delegation
  5. Lazy Module Loading

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Files in this section

01_command_module_structure.md
Chapter 1: Command Module Structure
Welcome to the Keybindings project! In this tutorial series, we are going to explore how to build robust Command Line I…
02_feature_gating.md
Chapter 2: Feature Gating
In the previous chapter, Command Module Structure, we learned how to organize our code by splitting the "Menu" (index.t…
03_safe_resource_initialization.md
Chapter 3: Safe Resource Initialization
In the previous chapter, Feature Gating, we learned how to stop unauthorized users from running our command.
04_external_editor_delegation.md
Chapter 4: External Editor Delegation
In the previous chapter, Safe Resource Initialization, we learned how to safely create the keybindings.json file withou…
05_lazy_module_loading.md
Chapter 5: Lazy Module Loading
In the previous chapter, External Editor Delegation, we learned how to pause our CLI to let the user edit files in thei…