This option is separate from the item actions, since it may be
important for some users to still see where the actions are being
undone. Therefore, I've added this option to a new hierarchy named
"history", which is why I've imported serde into the crate.
This has been an idea that has been on my mind for a bit. My argument
parser was very complex and hard to maintain. Therefore, I've decided
to refactor them using the Clap crate, which should make this more
straight forward.
Since error refactoring was quite incomplete, I've added more errors for other parts of Vento. This should cover almost every error except slot errors, since those require their own formatting.
Currently undocumented, but this should allow users to export their
inventory slots as xz tarballs using `vento -e`. Ideal for sharing
collections of files to friends!
This should allow users to customize the location for their Vento
directory by modifying a single key in vento.toml. More information is
available in the manual page for vento.toml. Powered by config-rs.
Solves #4.
I've backtracked from using Clap and instead will keep using my own
custom command parser. I'll be using the man crate instead. These
manpages have the new syntax which I'll implement in the following
commits. This also uses cargo-make to install the manpages because I
don't want the manpages being replaced everytime I rebuild.
To demessify the project I've decided to clean the code a bit and make
it a little less painful to see. The main change here is that instead of
defining every single time the active and inactive directories it calls
it from a vector in common.rs, which is cleaner and allows for easily
implementing a config file to customize those values later on. Also,
version bump!
Since I didn't work on the initial part of the project on Git, I guess
I'll just do a big commit with all of what I did. This includes the
inventory management commands "list" and "switch", plus the command to
initialize Vento.