paths_unix.go: Parse user-dirs.dirs for XDG values #85
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Hi @rcalixte. Thank you for the PR. Coincidentally, I was already working on this feature along with some other internal package improvements. I'll be releasing a new version of the package early next week. |
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Thanks again for the PR. |
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This will look for user-dirs.dirs in the user default path and if found, update the base values with valid keys from the XDG specifications.
Fixes #29
Closes #42
Apologies for the possible intrusion here. I would like to use this package in some future projects but this functionality is a prerequisite. I had contemplated using a map here among other data structures but opted for this proposal instead. I'm open to any feedback here. Thanks for this!