One file, to rule them all.

dotconf will archive all your .file|.directory into one single .conf.

It will extract them when needed (advised in npm postinstall).

Installation

# Locally in your project [advised]
npm i dotconf --save
# Or globally
npm i dotconf -g

Usage

dotconf [OPTIONS] [ARGS]
```

## Options:
```bash
# Actions
-a,     --archive                   Archive your files
-e,     --extract                   Extract your files

# Options

-d,     --destination      [STRING] Destination of the archive
# Default is .file
-p,     --pattern          [STRING] Pattern to get file files
# Default is .*
-s,     --safe             [BOOL]   Execute in safe mode
# Default is true
        --safeDestination  [STRING] Destination of the safe storage
# Default is .tempDotConf
-i,     --ignore           [ARRAY]  What to ignore
# Default is .git*,node_modules/**,.file,.tempDotConf/**

# CLI related

-k,     --no-color                  Omit color from output
        --debug                     Show debug information
-v,     --version                   Display the current version
-h,     --help                      Display help and usage details
```

By default, options can be read in the `package.json` under `dotconf` object.

```json
"dotconf": {
    "destination": ".file",
    "safeDestination": ".tempDotConf",
    "safe": true,
    "pattern": ".*",
    "ignore": [
        ".git*",
        "node_modules/**" ,
        ".file",
        ".tempDotConf/**"
    ]
}
```