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Show HN: Sandboxd – speed up your bash/zshrc by lazy-loading the slow bits (github.com/benvan)
13 points by benvan on June 13, 2016 | hide | past | favorite | 3 comments


Bash v2.04+ does something similar, in that it lazy-loads completions. As soon as you type `git ` <kbd>Tab</kbd>, it runs `_completion_loader git`, which determines what file to source, in this case `/usr/share/bash-completion/completions/git`.

I've been on the lookout for something like this. I just clocked in all my Bash startup files at 4858 lines, so I sure could use it.


> 4858 lines

Yikes!

I hope it's helpful - the cutdown for me was from 1.5 to .1 seconds. If you run into trouble any feedback would be much appreciated :)


This looks pretty useful.




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