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As of now, when todoman is run the first time, you have to manually add the todoman.conf file in ~/.config/todoman/. Also in the config file we have to specify the path where our ics lists (folders) are.
It will be nice if we can make a script that creates the default configurations for the user. The script may do the following :
Check if ~/.config/todoman/todoman.conf exists. If it doesn't, create it with default configuration.
The default path can be something like ~/todoman/*. The script would have to create this folder.
Within the path , there should me a directory called DefaultList. The script would have to create that too.
This will allows any new user to try todoman, without going through the tiring process of manual configuration. Later, the user can edit default configurations if he wants.
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As of now, when todoman is run the first time, you have to manually add the
todoman.conf
file in~/.config/todoman/
. Also in the config file we have to specify thepath
where our ics lists (folders) are.It will be nice if we can make a script that creates the default configurations for the user. The script may do the following :
~/.config/todoman/todoman.conf
exists. If it doesn't, create it with default configuration.~/todoman/*
. The script would have to create this folder.path
, there should me a directory calledDefaultList
. The script would have to create that too.This will allows any new user to try todoman, without going through the tiring process of manual configuration. Later, the user can edit default configurations if he wants.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: