shell.nss already has stuff in it

[CityguyUSA]

Configuration file has several lines of existing code. I'm not sure where I'm suppose to put the "item(title='Hello, World!' cmd=msg('Hello @user.name'))" referenced in the Get Started document.

[RubicBG]

there is no limit to which nss file you put your code in, but to be logically consistent, let it NOT be in shell.nss - better create a new nss file for your code (for example MyStuff.nss), make an import statement in shell.nss for the new file. (import 'MyStuff.nss' or import 'imports/MyStuff.nss' based on the location of the file)

[CityguyUSA]

I get what you're saying but you should probably update the Get Started document. I understand from what you wrote the configuration could incorporate multiple .nss files. And that it makes sense for ease of configuration to maybe have multiple .nss that are essentially sections that can be included or removed on a moments notice.

So I create my own file but I still don't know where it should get imported as there currently appear to be 2 sections doing imports of multiple files. Not knowing what's in any of them could make a random choice of location a problem.