Do we need the note about config file is not found?

[shinokada]

After running procs I get the following note. Do we need this?

note: configuration file (/Users/shinokada/Library/Preferences/com.github.dalance.procs/config.toml) is not found
      please see https://github.com/dalance/procs#configuration

procs --version
procs 0.10.1

[dalance]

The default configuration is minimal to fit narrow terminal.
So I recommend to configure with your environment and requirement.
If you want to use as default, you can generate the default configuration like below:

$ procs --config > /Users/shinokada/Library/Preferences/com.github.dalance.procs/config.toml

[mgeisler]

The note was the first thing I noticed when trying out procs — and I would remove it. To me, it makes the program "annoying by default", which is a bad default 😄

I would make procs work like other Unix system tools, which don't mention a potential config file on every invocation. Let people read about the config file in the man page (or the homepage if there is no man page).

[dalance]

Thank you for your suggestion.
I will remove the notification message and add help message instead like below.
What do you think?

$ procs -h

procs 0.10.5-pre
A modern replacement for ps

please see https://github.com/dalance/procs#configuration to configure columns

USAGE:
    procs [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [KEYWORD]...

FLAGS:
    -a, --and        AND  logic for multi-keyword
    -o, --or         OR   logic for multi-keyword
    -d, --nand       NAND logic for multi-keyword
    -r, --nor        NOR  logic for multi-keyword
    -l, --list       Show list of kind
    -t, --tree       Tree view
    -w, --watch      Watch mode with default interval (1s)
        --config     Generate configuration sample file
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -W, --watch-interval <second>    Watch mode with custom interval
    -i, --insert <kind>...           Insert column to slot
        --sorta <kind>               Sort column by ascending
        --sortd <kind>               Sort column by descending
    -c, --color <color>              Color mode [possible values: auto, always, disable]
    -p, --pager <pager>              Pager mode [possible values: auto, always, disable]
        --interval <millisec>        Interval to calculate throughput [default: 100]

ARGS:
    <KEYWORD>...    Keywords for search

[mgeisler]

Hey @dalance Awesome, I think that is much better! Thanks 😄