bootstrapscript

noun
UK /ˈbuːtstræp.skrɪpt/
US /ˈbuːtstræp.skrɪpt/

A small computer helper that gets a bigger program ready to start.

The bootstrapscript ran first and loaded all the settings before the game opened.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short set of instructions that prepares a system to run on its own.

The engineer wrote a bootstrapscript to set up the new server.

3. A tiny program that loads the main program into memory.

Without the bootstrapscript, the operating system could not begin.

4. A first-step file that sets things up before the real work starts.

She checked the bootstrapscript to see which folders were created.