You can use a special filename starting with .bootN (N can be 0 1 2 3) to store additional code you want to load/execute at boot time.
Bangle.js is using .boot0, so use .boot3 for your settings.
require('Storage').write('.boot3', ` // place your settings here `)
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You can use a special filename starting with .bootN (N can be 0 1 2 3) to store additional code you want to load/execute at boot time.
Bangle.js is using .boot0, so use .boot3 for your settings.