Closed rikhuijzer closed 1 year ago
This would make it easier to add the binary to the bin folder, place the config in some default path, and then run
bin
$ ata
without extra flags.
For now, this can be achieved by adding the following script to the bin folder (for example, ~/.local/bin):
~/.local/bin
#!/usr/bin/env bash /path/to/ata/binary --config=/path/to/config/toml "$@"
Thanks to "$@", this will accept arbitrary arguments to ata.
"$@"
ata
Solution to this is provided in #21
Fixed in #23.
This would make it easier to add the binary to the
bin
folder, place the config in some default path, and then runwithout extra flags.
For now, this can be achieved by adding the following script to the
bin
folder (for example,~/.local/bin
):Thanks to
"$@"
, this will accept arbitrary arguments toata
.