Load http-console commands on startup #41
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@ptdorf will first update the old code and resolve some issues. then i will check this and merge it. |
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@pyotrgalois This pull request was cleanly rebased. |
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@ptdorf cool, thanks. give me a few days that i have to check pull requests related with bug fixes and nodejs version. then i will check this :) |
This patch allows you to place http-console commands on a .http-console
file and run them on startup. The three locations checked are, in order:
1. /etc/.http-console
2. $HOME/.http-console
3. $PWD/.http-console
Commands found in later files overwrite previous ones.
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This patch allows you to place http-console commands on a .http-console
file and run them on startup. The three locations checked are, in order:
Commands found in later files overwrite previous ones.