#67 Have a way to get the configuration folder

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opened 7 months ago by Zykino · 0 comments
Zykino commented 7 months ago

When installing from any source other than git it may be usefull to have a way to show the configuration folder.

Since prismedia use a local config and not a "well known path" like %AppData% on Windows or .config/prismedia on linux.

I vote to change prismedia-init so it show the path with maybe a little text like : "Sample configuration ready at : XXX". Maybe also add a little option like prismedia-init --show or --config or wathever (maybe just restart the command and let it do nothing more than showing the path if config files are already at their good place).

For example, installing with pipx make the config folder here: ~/.local/pipx/venvs/prismedia/lib/python3.10/site-packages/prismedia/config/… not friendly/easy to discover and it may even move place if I belive the python3.10 in the middle 😅.

When installing from any source other than git it may be usefull to have a way to show the configuration folder. Since prismedia use a local config and not a "well known path" like `%AppData%` on Windows or `.config/prismedia` on linux. I vote to change `prismedia-init` so it show the path with maybe a little text like : "Sample configuration ready at : XXX". Maybe also add a little option like `prismedia-init --show` or `--config` or wathever (maybe just restart the command and let it do nothing more than showing the path if config files are already at their good place). For example, installing with `pipx` make the config folder here: `~/.local/pipx/venvs/prismedia/lib/python3.10/site-packages/prismedia/config/`… not friendly/easy to discover and it may even move place if I belive the `python3.10` in the middle 😅.
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