If you ever tried the fish shell and you are a node.js developer, you'll have 
noticed that nvmdoesn't work. I did.

After a couple of quick searches on google to find a solution, I wrote a small 
wrapper for nave (https://github.com/isaacs/nave), but it felt like a small 
ugly hack. So i decided to write a *big* ugly hack, and nvf was born.

It's nothing fancy, it's not meant to be a full-fledged project. It just "works 
for me". It doesn't even have an installer, and it probably will never have one.

Most of the code is basically a port to the fish scripting language of nave, 
plus a couple of small bits from nvm. Plus some new bugs of my own. However 
I've decided to put it on bitbucket just in case it might help someone else, so 
feel free to download it.

https://bitbucket.org/cvlmtg/nvf/

comments, suggestions and/or corrections are welcome. English is not my primary 
language, so if you spot some grammar mistakes feel free to correct those one 
too.

plus, i have one questions for anyone who has some knowledge on licensing 
matters: i don’t really have any plans for the future of this script (maybe fix 
it if it breaks for me), so i’ve decided to release it as public domain. 
however i think part of it can be considered a derivative work of another 
program (which is released under the BSD license). Can I really release it as 
public domain? Do I have to release it under the BSD license?

Thanks for your attention, I hope it might be useful to someone :)



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