I want to put the binary file into /usr/bin , and I don't really want to put my config file in there. Is there a way to put the config file into ~/.config/deej?
P.s.:I have already tried modifying the config.go file in deej/pkg/deej, but it looks like if I want to build the app from the .sh script or build directly the main.go file, it doesn't check the source files, it just downloads them.
#Putting config file in separate directory
marble valve
Putting config file in separate directory
odd locust
I want to put the binary file into /usr/bin , and I don't really want to put my ...
i think you just need to start deej from the folder the config is in... but it should work to change to code as well. I don't know what you mean by it downloading them
marble valve
here is my main.go file in /pkg/deej/cmd. It doesn't look like it includes all the .go files in the previous directory. And by "just downloading them" I was referring to this part:
"flag"
"fmt"
"github.com/omriharel/deej/pkg/deej""```i don't know what that really means or how it works but it will build the source you have or my deej wouldn't work (custom code needed)
marble valve
did you just build with the provided .sh file, or did you modify it?
odd locust
i use a modfied version of deej using usb-midi instead of serial to transfer data
although i can't take too much credit for the go code, had great help with that
marble valve
as it turns out
it did build with the config.go file in mind, but it is still trying to read from the directory from which I'm running deej from.
marble valve
I just ended up with a .sh file which cd-s into the config's directory. I was trying to avoid such a file, but here we are I guess