.zshrc

#!/usr/bin/zsh

# WARNING: tty isn't available from subshell so I set it here for later reference.
# It's referenced from inside of ~/.config/zsh/exports.zsh
tty_instance=$(tty)

function load_script {
	local path=$1
	if test -f $path; then
		source $path
	else
		echo "no $path found"
	fi
}

# IMPORTANT: $PATH in sourced scripts is the path to the script itself.
# So we assign the parent .zshrc PATH to MODIFIED_PATH and use that in sourced scripts.
# We do this by re-assigning PATH in the sourced script to MODIFIED_PATH.
# Then at the end of the sourced script we re-export the updated MODIFIED_PATH.
# Later on you'll see us prefix this .zshrc PATH with MODIFIED_PATH.
export MODIFIED_PATH="$PATH"

load_script ~/.config/zsh/options.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/exports.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/alias.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/tools.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/functions.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/bindings.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/shell.zsh
load_script ~/.config/zsh/autocomplete.zsh

export PATH="$MODIFIED_PATH:$PATH"
typeset -U path

echo .zshrc loaded

# Configuration you don't want as part of your main .zshrc
# For me, this is a template file that includes 1Password secret references.
# Meaning, I need to source the file via `op inject` so I can interpolate my secrets.
#
if [ -f "$HOME/.localrc" ]; then
	if command -v op >/dev/null; then
		op signin --account fastly.1password.com
		# op signin --account my.1password.com << PERSONAL ACCOUNT
		source <(op inject -i $HOME/.localrc)
	fi
fi

# The following line is added automatically by humanlog if missing:
#
export PATH=$HOME/.humanlog/bin:$PATH

# The following line is required for aider
# curl -LsSf https://aider.chat/install.sh | sh
. "$HOME/.local/bin/env"