Refactored the hosts file generation logic to improve its functionality and readability. Introduced a more robust file reading system that recursively reads all text files in a given directory, excluding ones starting with a period, ending with `.disabled`, or containing the `HOSTSD IGNORE` marker. This enhancement helps in accommodating a broader range of file organizations and simplifying the exclusion of specific files from the hosts file generation process. Additionally, updated the version to 0.1.1 to mark this incremental improvement.
- Improved file reading by handling nested directories and providing options to ignore certain files.
- Added capability to prefix file paths in the generated content, enhancing traceability of file origins.
- Streamlined error handling for non-text files and introduced informative skip messages for ignored files or binary content.
Updated the query parameter for the Git badge in the README.md from `gitea-url` to `gitea_url` to fix a broken link. This ensures the badge correctly displays the last commit status by properly constructing the URL with the appropriate query parameter. This change enhances the project documentation's accuracy and reliability by ensuring all external links perform as expected.
Introduced a comprehensive setup for `hostsd`, a simple hosts file manager, marking the project's inception. This entails crafting the PyPI CI/CD pipeline configuration, ensuring seamless publication processes on tag-based releases. Additionally, standard project necessities such as `.gitignore`, `LICENSE`, and `README.md` were put in place, alongside the core project configuration in `pyproject.toml`. The initial source code foundation is laid out in `src/hostsd`, featuring argument parsing and file management logic essential for hosts file manipulation.
The PyPI CI/CD configuration in `.forgejo/workflows/pypi.yml` facilitates automated publishing to PyPI upon tagging, backed by Docker to guarantee environment consistency. The project adopts a community-friendly stance with an MIT license, encouraging open collaboration. Documentation is immediately available via `README.md`, covering installation, usage, and automated update setups, ensuring users can effectively leverage `hostsd` from the get-go.
This setup underscores the project's commitment to enabling efficient hosts file management across various environments, laying the groundwork for future enhancements and community contributions.
