Feature Proposal(s): Extended configuration options & Interactive Prompt #30
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Oh, of course! I apologize, I was unaware that was a limited resource, I will be sure to be more careful in the future with how often I'm pushing commits. Sorry again! |
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Hi @varphi-online. Thanks for the PR. Will look at it later this week |
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Hi @varphi-online , I merged a slightly lessened version of your fix. I quite like the idea of an init command, but I kept the config as it is for now. You're credited as a co-author and actually mentioned in the README when it comes to this new command :) |
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Hi @TimoKats, glad to hear the init command got added :) Also, thank you for the README credit, I really appreciate it! |
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Reading the RSS 2.0 Spec for this project, I realized how many optional elements are allowed, and I wanted to extend that customizability to the user, so I added/moved around some of the config struct to accommodate for this.
Conversely, I absolutely love programs that make set-up fast, easy, and simple, so I have committed an interactive prompt that takes the user through a series of 6 required questions to get right into converting, while simultaneously creating the config file if it wasn't there already, and scaffolding for all the extensible options from above (with
json.Marshal)I just thought this would be nice to provide to possibly less-experienced Linux users who want to use the project 😄