Scripting your freshrc file

You can use all your usual shell programming constructs in your .freshrc allowing you to do things like the below.

Conditionally include based on operating system or hostname

if [[ "$(uname)" == "Darwin" ]]; then
  fresh systems/darwin.sh
fi

if [[ "$(hostname -s)" == "myhost" ]]; then
  fresh systems/myhost.sh
fi

Merge in host specific configuration

e.g. You might want your git user.name and user.email to be set differently at work and at home.

fresh-options --file=~/.gitconfig
  fresh git/gitconfig.$(hostname -s)
  fresh git/gitconfig
fresh-options

Use loops to generate multiple fresh lines

for REPO in tpope/vim-{pathogen,liquid,rsi}; do
  fresh $REPO . --file=~/.vim/bundle/$(basename $REPO)/
done

Ignoring missing files

You may wish to silently ignore missing files when scripting your freshrc. You can use the --ignore-missing to do so.

fresh zsh/$PROFILE --file=~/.zshrc --ignore-missing