php scripts not looking for configuration in new location

[codycodes]

Describe the bug:
After setting up macos-ifttt-control I learned that while my IFTTT applets were writing commands to my mac's hash, the commands weren't being executed. After digging into the code I found the daemon and tried invoking it:

I noticed that there's a recent update to this program in which configuration files were moved. I did some testing with service.php and sure enough when I pointed to the correct path for the configuration file my macos hash file was correctly read and the program works. Here's the changes I made to get services.php and the functionality I needed to work:

$config = file_get_contents(APPDIR . 'assets' . DS . 'json' . DS . 'config.json');
changed to:
$config = file_get_contents($_SERVER['HOME'] . DS . '.mic_config.json');

and

$webhooks = @file_get_contents(APPDIR . 'assets' . DS . 'json' . DS . 'events.json');
changed to:
$webhooks = @file_get_contents(APPDIR . 'assets' . DS . 'json' . DS . 'events.json');

I've forked and updated the service.php, update.php, and triggers.php files with the changes. Feel free to accept/reject them. I only tested services.php though the changes for the other files are similar.

To Reproduce:

1. Download v1.1.4
2. Configure Dropbox, macOS IFTTT Control, and create an IFTTT applet with the dropbox action
3. Trigger said applet
4. Ensure that the file in your macOS hash is appended with the correctly formatted string for macOS IFTTT Control and that the "action" is not carried out by macOS IFTTT Control

Expected behavior:
Applet actions should be carried out after command is successfully received on the macOS host running the service.php daemon.

Screenshots:
Same as above:

System Information:

• macOS Version: Mojave 10.14.3
• macOS IFTTT Version: 1.1.4
• Involved Applet (link to IFTTT): The one I was using before/after macOS IFTTT Control began working:

Additional context
I read over the codebase, and I'm not a seasoned PHP dev, but I did attempt to understand how this works. I noticed that the config files in were copied to the new path in the index.html (/Applications/macOSIFTTTControl.app/Contents/Resources/app/index.html), but that service.php, update.php, and triggers.php seem to not be configured to point at these new locations, hence the filenotfound error. As to if you're having the same issue I'm not sure. Love this app! I'm using it in a google routine when I'm leaving to shut everything off. Time saver ⏲🙌

[codycodes]

I created a pull request for this: #9

[abdyfranco]

Thanks @codycodes! I was able to reproduce the error, and your pull request works as expected. I will merge the pull request to the dev branch and release an update with the fix soon.

[abdyfranco]

This issue has been resolved on v1.1.5