$settings::<> vars should generally be configurable because they hold the compilers value. This can be a problem if for example you're trying to use this module with Bolt, which returns a temp directory.
I'm not a fan of the globals (or params) class, but this gets the job done in lieu of overhauling the module to meet current standards.
Hopefully issues can be enabled soon so we can start collaborating on bringing this module into the current century.
$settings::<> vars should generally be configurable because they hold the compilers value. This can be a problem if for example you're trying to use this module with Bolt, which returns a temp directory.
I'm not a fan of the globals (or params) class, but this gets the job done in lieu of overhauling the module to meet current standards.
Hopefully issues can be enabled soon so we can start collaborating on bringing this module into the current century.