Configutor is a tool helping you dispatching your configurations everywhere without worrying about compatibility.

1. I wrote a lot of configurations, they are modulized.
2. I also work on a bunch of different machines.
3. I mainly work on my host machine, and edit configurations there quite often.
4. I want my configuration to be everywhere.
5. Some configuration are not good in some environments.
6. I don't want to edit my configuration on other machines, and take care of whether fetching those changes back to main machine.
7. I am a neovim user.

1. For 1, A tool to aggregate those modulized configurations.
2. For 2-4 and 6, a tool to generate configurations from my main machine's configurations.
3. For 5, a tool to drop some configurations with information inside the configuration's comments.
4. Add up point 7, use a vim modline-like syntax and treesitter to parse and generate config.

Simply add a comment line with word EXPORT inside right ahead of the code blocks you want to export. Configutor then extract those configurations and aggregate them into a single file.

• Parse and generate lua configurations.
• Parse and generate bash configurations.
• Remove hardcoded.
• Receive command line args.
• Update python tree-sitter bindings to newest version, however compiled fish parser python bindings seem __NOT TO WORK __ on newest version.

• Treesitter parsers collection copied from nvim-treesitter repo