CHANGELOG (raw) (5576B)
1 2 <details><summary><h3 style="display: inline;">CHANGELOG</h3></summary> 3 4 **v2.5.1** 5 6 - fix to install location for some of the new "KNOWN" files 7 8 **v2.5.0** 9 10 - The "INSTALLED_FILE" is now kept in different locations on different systems: 11 - "~/.local/share/dotfm/" on Linux 12 - "~/Library/Application Support/dotfm" on Darwin 13 - minor change in messaging for clarity: "location" has been changed to "filepath". 14 - added more files to "KNOWN" dotfiles 15 - removed Makefile, replaced with install.sh 16 - added some debug prints 17 - tidied some logs 18 19 **v2.4.1** 20 21 - bugfix 22 23 **v2.4.0** 24 25 - added shorthand commands names 26 - added 'link, ln' command 27 - updated man 28 - fix to valid command names 29 30 **v2.3.1** 31 32 - Bugfix 33 34 **v2.3.0** 35 36 - Added aliases for all commands: 37 - install, in 38 - edit, ed 39 - list, ls 40 - remove, rm 41 - update, up 42 - Updated README 43 44 **v2.2.2** 45 46 - Bugfix when a blank line is found in the installed.csv file 47 - Bugfix when the installed.csv directory does not exist on first run 48 - Bugfix to behaviour when installing a dotfile source path that matches it's destination path 49 - Bugfix when using `~` in the path of a prompted install location 50 51 **v2.2.1** 52 53 - minor fix to _Makefile#link_ 54 55 **v2.2.0** 56 57 - total refactored on most of the code to tidyup some mess that'd been in for a while 58 - logging is more consistent 59 - no more duplicates in the installed.csv file 60 - overall behaviour is more consistent and tidy 61 - added sfeed to known dotfiles 62 - added txtnish to known dotfiles 63 - added '-s', '--skip' option, which will skip any prompts and use pre-defined defaults if available 64 - user is now prompted for a dotfile location even if dotfm knows it (found myself wanting to use install init.vim as ~/.vimrc), the pre-defined location is used as a default 65 66 --- 67 68 **v2.1.2** 69 70 - added `-p` to mkdir calls in Makefile to avoid failure when path exists 71 - tidied up logging 72 - bugfix when returned input prompt value is empty 73 74 --- 75 76 **v2.1.1** 77 78 - updated the CHANGELOG 79 - `dotfm remove` now calls `rm -iv` (previously `rm -v`), to be safe(r). 80 81 --- 82 83 **v2.1.0** 84 85 - added the `dotfm update` command for updating a dotfile's source location 86 87 --- 88 89 **v2.0.5** 90 91 - added banner.svg 92 93 --- 94 95 **v2.0.4** 96 97 - updated the README & man file 98 - formatting fixed in the README 99 100 --- 101 102 **v2.0.3** 103 104 - compressed logo.png 105 106 --- 107 108 **v2.0.2** 109 110 - updated LICENSE to ISC 111 - added awesome logo from [Marta Dias](https://www.instagram.com/marta.dias.z/) 112 - minor fix in Makefile 113 114 --- 115 116 **v2.0.1** 117 118 - updated the "list" command to use unix system commands: printf, cat, column. Provides a neater, more reliable printout and makes the implementation tidier. 119 - DOTFM CSV FILE lines are now terminated with '\n' (previously '\r\n') 120 - Install & Uninstall (with Makefile) will now prompt for overwriting & removing files 121 122 --- 123 124 **v2.0.0** 125 126 - The quiet arg works properly now 127 - Added code comment header documenting the dotfm functions 128 - Now the DOTFILE arg can specify multiple dotfiles 129 - updated the README 130 - added a manpage (src/dotfm.1), which is installed with dotfm in the Makefile 131 132 _DOTFM CSV FILE_ 133 134 dotfm now tracks dotfiles that it installs symlinks for in a file. This file is currently stored at _~/.local/dotfm/installed.csv_. The file has the following structure: 135 136 <location>,<alias>,<alias>,.... 137 138 **location** is the location dotfm installed the dotfile to (the symlink pointing to the source dotfile). 139 140 **alias** these are strings that dotfm uses to recognise the related dotfile (e.g. you could use "brc" as an alias for your bashrc and call "dotfm edit brc") 141 142 _KNOWN DOTFILES_ 143 144 _DOTFILE LOCATIONS_ has been refactored into _KNOWN DOTFILES_, it follows the same structure as the DOTFM CSV FILE (see above). 145 146 The purpose of this array is now to act as a knowledge base for all the location to install dotfiles to and any names that they sohuld be recognised under that dotfm recognises. 147 148 If a dotfile is within this array, dotfm will know where to install the relevant dotfile automatically and allow you to call it with the preset aliases. Don't be scared to modify this array to modify this to your hearts content. 149 150 If a dotfile is not present within this array then you'll be prompted for the install location of the dotfile and any aliases you want to allow dotfm to recognise it under. 151 This won't be added to KNOWN DOTFILES, but _will_ be appended to DOTFM CSV FILE. 152 153 _dotfm init_ 154 155 This is a function that runs at the start of every runtime, it checks if the _DOTFM CSV FILE_ is present: 156 If it is, it's contents are loaded into memory; 157 If it isn't, then the user is prompted where they would like to create it and the file is created with itself as the first entry. 158 159 _dotfm install_ 160 161 Now if a dotfile is not recognsied in the KNOWN\_DOTFILES array, the user will be prompted asking where to install it to and what aliases to recognise it under. 162 163 Multiple dotfiles can be passed to _dotfm install_, e.g. 164 165 dotfm install ./bashrc ./profile ./tmux.conf 166 167 _dotfm remove_ 168 169 dotfm remove will now also remove the file from the _DOTFM CSV FILE_ 170 171 _dotfm list_ 172 173 Minor changes to dotfm list printout format. Will also print even if running in quiet mode. 174 175 dotfm list now **lists all installed dotfiles by default**, and only lists specifc dotfiles if specified. 176 177 --- 178 179 **v1.0.3** 180 181 - added "-q", "--quiet" argument, using it reduces printed logs 182 "dotfm list" will still print the file location (one line each), e.g.: 183 184 /home/gearsix/.bashrc 185 /home/gearsix/.profile 186 /home/gearsix/.bash\_profile 187 ... 188 189 - added CHANGELOG 190 - updated LICENSE to BSD 4-Clause 191 - added sfeed to DOTFILE\_LOCATIONS 192 - added TODO items 193 194 </details>