Jwno needs a config file to work. It's a text file containing some Janet code, which gets evaluated when you launch Jwno. There are multiple ways to specify a config file:
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By default, Jwno looks for a file named
jwno-config.janetin the same directory wherejwno.exeresides. -
You can drag-n-drop a config file from anywhere to
jwno.exe. -
When running Jwno from the command line or a shortcut, pass a path to
jwno.exe:jwno.exe path\to\your\config.janet
Here are some examples:
- Tutorial.janet is an interactive tutorial implemented as a single config file. (Download)
- Example-config.janet contains some practical config suitable for daily use. (Download)
To try out either of them, just download the file, then drag-n-drop it to jwno.exe. I recommend going through the tutorial first, before trying out example-config.janet. You can build your own config based on example-config.janet afterwards.