Add a command-line argument to specify config directory.
Why is it useful?
For users that keep their configs neat and tidy inside $Env:USERPROFILE/.config, one may run yasb with an argument specifying the location of the config directory.
How could it be implemented?
Using argparse one could define a command-line interface for running yasb with arguments. Developers may optionally handle environment variables such as $Env:USERPROFILE for better control and more flexibility.
Intended usage
Preferably, yasb would be executed within a virtual environment. Here's how my launch command would look:
The above PowerShell command starts a Python process using a venv created by pipenv. The ArgumentList consists of yasb_main_path, a --config option, and a config_dir path. It opens yasb in a hidden window so that yasb won't close if the user closes the executing shell.
What is the request?
Add a command-line argument to specify config directory.
Why is it useful?
For users that keep their configs neat and tidy inside
$Env:USERPROFILE/.config, one may runyasbwith an argument specifying the location of the config directory.How could it be implemented?
Using
argparseone could define a command-line interface for runningyasbwith arguments. Developers may optionally handle environment variables such as$Env:USERPROFILEfor better control and more flexibility.Intended usage
Preferably,
yasbwould be executed within a virtual environment. Here's how my launch command would look:The above PowerShell command starts a Python process using a
venvcreated bypipenv. TheArgumentListconsists ofyasb_main_path, a--configoption, and aconfig_dirpath. It opensyasbin a hidden window so thatyasbwon't close if the user closes the executing shell.