# Environmental variable definitions for ZSH.
#
# This is the very first startup file that ZSH will read and will always get sourced,
# regardless of whether the shell is login or non-login, interactive or non-interactive,
# used in a script or just ran as a command.


# I prefer defining my environment variables through user-specific files, however, doing
# so with ZSH generally requires at least a ~/.zshenv file. For this reason, this global
# file is used to override the $ZDOTDIR env var, which allows me to instead use the more
# XDG compliant path of ~/.config/zsh/.zshenv, avoiding clutter in my home directory.
#
# If you wish to replicate my setup but you don't have root rights, you can instead
# symlink your ~/.zshenv to point to ~/.config/zsh/.zshenv and set $ZDOTDIR from there.
export ZDOTDIR="$HOME/.config/zsh"