Merge dirs-sys and directories to dirs #3
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Fix wrong project cache directory documentation for Windows.
... and fix wrong env var names in README (...DIR -> ...HOME)
... remove executable_dir on macOS.
...ProjectDirs, drop project_ prefix from ProjectDirs functions, turn all user dir paths into options.
Update README, more tests and fixes, implementation should now produce paths following the standards on all three platforms.
Documentation:
- Added missing documentation on impls and fns, pretty much everything
public should be documented now.
- Update README and documentation on Windows changes
Windows:
- BaseDirs::cache_dir points to {FOLDERID_LocalAppData},
not {FOLDERID_LocalAppData}\cache\
- ProjectDirs now point to sub-directories on Windows:
- ProjectDirs.cache_dir: {FOLDERID_LocalAppData}\_project_path_\cache\
- ProjectDirs.config_dir: {FOLDERID_RoamingAppData}\_project_path_\config\
- ProjectDirs.data_dir: {FOLDERID_RoamingAppData}\_project_path_\data\
- ProjectDirs.data_local_dir: {FOLDERID_LocalAppData}\_project_path_\data\
- See dirs-dev/directories-rs#9 for the reasoning behind the changes.
... UserDirs (user-facing dirs).
This also improves the semantics, as we now handle missing, deactivated or invalid user dirs correctly instead of returning $HOME. Co-authored-by: Simon Ochsenreither <simon@ochsenreither.de>
Prior to this change, only the Linux and Redox OS targets would compile an implementation. This change broadens the list of targets which will conditionally compile the `user_dir` and `user_dirs` functions such that all Unix family targets (except macOS and iOS) can use this implementation.
Redox now lives in the unix family. Rework the cfgs to account for this. Also, std::env was not imported for redox.
This is to allow the crate to compile with rustc 1.13.
... by pinning cfg-ig to 0.1.9, as 0.1.10 introduced changes that broke the build.
prepare for publishing under new name
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With @Dylan-DPC approval, I'll merge this PR. |
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I used
git-subtreeto do the work here (like rust-lang/rust#70655).The commit numbers after the merge should be the same.
Only some commits of mine at the end of this PR need reviewing.
Question:
Should we keep the old repository for dirs-sys and directories?