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Loads, validates, and caches TOML configuration for progress bar appearance, color gradients, line layout, and profile directories.

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#internal/config

Package config loads ~/.config/howmuchleft/config.toml, validates and clamps its values, and supplies the defaults every other package builds on. It also converts a legacy JSON config to TOML.

#ConfigDir

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const ConfigDir  = "~/.config/howmuchleft"

#ConfigFile

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const ConfigFile = "config.toml"

#Config

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type Config struct

Config holds all configuration fields for howmuchleft.

#ColorEntry

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type ColorEntry struct

ColorEntry defines a gradient with optional conditions.

#LinesConfig

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type LinesConfig struct

LinesConfig defines the content of each output line.

#ConfigPath

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func ConfigPath() string

ConfigPath resolves ~ to the actual home directory and returns the full path.

#DefaultLines

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func DefaultLines() *LinesConfig

DefaultLines returns the default line element configuration used when the user has not customized [lines] in their config.

#Default

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func Default() *Config

Default returns a Config with all default values filled in.

#Load

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func Load(path string) (*Config, error)

Load reads and parses a TOML config file at path. If the file doesn't exist, returns default config (not an error). If the file has parse errors, logs a warning to stderr and returns default config.

#Get

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func Get() *Config

Get returns the cached config, loading it on first call.

#ResetCache

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func ResetCache()

ResetCache clears the cached config (useful for testing).

#OldConfigPath

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func OldConfigPath() string

OldConfigPath returns the path to the legacy JSON config file.

#ConvertJSONToTOML

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func ConvertJSONToTOML() error

ConvertJSONToTOML detects an old JSON config and converts it to TOML. If old exists and new doesn't: converts, writes new, renames old to .bak. If both exist or neither exists: does nothing.

#StripJSONComments

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func StripJSONComments(text string) string

StripJSONComments removes // line comments, / / block comments, and trailing commas before } or ] from JSONC text. Ported from the Node.js implementation in lib/statusline.js.

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