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### Bootstrapping
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When VSCode starts the extension it just loads `extension.js`. This file imports `abm.js` and `prefs.js` for utility functions, and `format.js`, `info.js`, and `editor.js` for our feature providers. These files import `js/marlin.js` and `js/schema.js` to process Marlin files, and node `fs` for file functions. Any top level code in these files runs as soon as `extension.js` does. This is when modules init their classes and export their symbols.
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When VSCode starts the extension it just loads `extension.js`. This file imports `abm.js` and `prefs.js` for utility functions, and `format.js`, `docs.js`, and `editor.js` for our feature providers. These files import `js/marlin.js` and `js/schema.js` to process Marlin files, and node `fs` for file functions. Any top level code in these files runs as soon as `extension.js` does. This is when modules init their classes and export their symbols.
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With all that done, `extension.js` defines the code that will register ABM's commands and feature providers with VSCode upon activation.
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