Issue where it crashes, citing a random txt file

[SpiderUnderUrBed]

[spiderunderurbed@daspidercave:~]$ tuido
panic: open /home/spiderunderurbed/tmp/.var/app/com.valvesoftware.Steam/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/SteamLinuxRuntime_sniper/var/tmp-MR4NT2/usr/share/X11/rgb.txt: no such file or directory

goroutine 1 [running]:
github.com/nilock/tuido/tui.getItems({0xc000167860, 0x9d})
        github.com/nilock/tuido/tui/tui.go:458 +0x2d3
github.com/nilock/tuido/tui.Run()
        github.com/nilock/tuido/tui/tui.go:65 +0x39f
main.main()
        github.com/nilock/tuido/main.go:22 +0x99
[ble: exit 2]

[spiderunderurbed@daspidercave:~]$ cd /etc/nixos

[spiderunderurbed@daspidercave:/etc/nixos]$ tuido

[spiderunderurbed@daspidercave:/etc/nixos]$ 

Tuido for some reason crashed when I ran it in my home directory, but if I run it inside my root directory I do not get the error above.

[NiloCK]

Looks like a tmp file that

• existed at the moment of indexing files to process
• no longer existed when attempting to process the file

I expect this crash is probably a little random?

tuido should be a little more graceful when processing a non-file like this (eg, not crash), but the app as-is isn't really set up to run across giant directory trees, or system directories.

Is that a priority?

[SpiderUnderUrBed]

@NiloCK I rather it not completely index everything, especially if not intended too, either, by default limit how much it indexes, allow the user to specify how much it indexes, or just make it more graceful when encountering non-files, like a broken symlink, maybe notifying the user and asking to continue, or crashing, and the user has to provide a flag to ignore such errors.

[NiloCK]

The crash here was fixed in #52 and will be in next release. As for the indexing: tuido indexes by default starting from the working directory in which it is launched. For me, my own flows are to

• place tuido itself in a notes directory (general purpose)
• use it in the root of a working project (eg, a repository)

is it maybe better to allow for the configuration file to specify a working directory?