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- authors:
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- - name: Trans
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- email: transfire@gmail.com
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- organizations:
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- - name: Rubyworks
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- uri: http://rubyworks.github.com/xdg
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- label: Homepage
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- uri: http://github.com/rubyworks/xdg
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- - holder: Rubyworks
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- year: '2008'
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- license: BSD-2-Clause
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- name: xdg
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- title: XDG
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- version: 2.2.5
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- summary: XDG provides an interface for using XDG directory standard.
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- description: XDG provides a module for supporting the XDG Base Directory Standard.
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- See http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-0.6.html
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- created: '2008-09-27'
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- date: '2019-05-21'
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- # XDG Base Directory Standard
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- The 2.0 API is much a great deal more concise than the original
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- 0.0+ and 1.0+ APIs. It consists primarily of a single
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- interface method `XDG[]`. Yet all the functionality of the older
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- API remain and then some.
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- First we need to require the library.
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- require 'xdg'
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- In the applique we have setup a fake root directory with
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- coorepsonding environment settings to use as test fixtures.
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- ## Data Paths
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-
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- ### Home
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- XDG['DATA_HOME'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_DATA_HOME'].to_s
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- XDG['DATA_HOME'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_DATA_HOME']
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- Looking at the data home location by default it should be point to
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- our joe user's home directory under `.local/share`.
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- XDG['DATA_HOME'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.local/share']
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-
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- ### Dirs
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- XDG['DATA_DIRS'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_DATA_DIRS'].to_s
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- XDG['DATA_DIRS'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_DATA_DIRS']
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- Looking at the system data locations
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- XDG['DATA_DIRS'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'usr/share']
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-
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- ### Combined
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- XDG['DATA'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_DATA_HOME', 'XDG_DATA_DIRS']
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- Lookking at both data location combined
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- XDG['DATA'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.local/share', $froot + 'usr/share']
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- ## Config Paths
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- ### Home
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- XDG['CONFIG_HOME'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CONFIG_HOME'].to_s
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- XDG['CONFIG_HOME'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.config']
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- ### Dirs
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- XDG['CONFIG_DIRS'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CONFIG_DIRS'].to_s
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- XDG['CONFIG_DIRS'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'etc/xdg', $froot + 'etc']
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- ### Combined
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- XDG['CONFIG'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.config', $froot + 'etc/xdg', $froot + 'etc']
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- ## Cache Paths
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- ### Home
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- XDG['CACHE_HOME'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CACHE_HOME'].to_s
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- XDG['CACHE_HOME'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.cache']
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- ### Dirs
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- XDG['CACHE_DIRS'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CACHE_DIRS'].to_s
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- XDG['CACHE_DIRS'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'tmp']
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- ### Combined
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- XDG['CACHE'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.cache', $froot + 'tmp']
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- # Extended Base Directory Standard
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- The extended base directory standard provides additional locations
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- not apart the offical standard. These are somewhat experimental.
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- ## Resource
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- XDG['RESOURCE_HOME'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_RESOURCE_HOME'].to_s
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- XDG['RESOURCE_HOME'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_RESOURCE_HOME']
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- Looking at the data home location by default it should be pointing to
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- our joe users home directory under `.local`.
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- XDG['RESOURCE_HOME'].list.assert == ['~/.local']
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- XDG['RESOURCE_HOME'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.local']
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- ## Work
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- The working configuration directory
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- XDG['CONFIG_WORK'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CONFIG_WORK'].to_s
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- XDG['CONFIG_WORK'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_CONFIG_WORK']
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- Looking at the config work location, by default it should be pointing to
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- the current working directorys `.config` or `config` directory.
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- XDG['CONFIG_WORK'].list.assert == ['.config', 'config']
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- XDG['CONFIG_WORK'].to_a.assert == [Dir.pwd + '/.config', Dir.pwd + '/config']
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- The working cache directory
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- XDG['CACHE_WORK'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_CACHE_WORK'].to_s
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- XDG['CACHE_WORK'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_CACHE_WORK']
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- Looking at the cache work location, by default it should be pointing to
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- the current working directorys `.tmp` or `tmp` directory.
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- XDG['CACHE_WORK'].list.assert == ['.tmp', 'tmp']
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- XDG['CACHE_WORK'].to_a.assert == [Dir.pwd + '/.tmp', Dir.pwd + '/tmp']
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- # Base Directory Mixin
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- The base directory mixin is used to easy augment a class for
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- access to a named subdirectory of the XDG directories.
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- c.config.home.to_a #=> [$froot + 'home/joe/.config/myapp']
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- # RELEASE HISTORY
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- ## 2.2.3 / 2012-12-13
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- ## 2.2.2 / 2011-10-30
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- * Modernize build configuration
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- ## 2.2.1 / 2011-06-11
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- ## 2.1.0 / 2011-06-09
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- expand the paths. In addtion a few tests were fixed and version
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- ## 2.0.0 / 2011-06-09
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- * Structure project for future support of more of XDG.
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- ## 1.0.0 / 2009-12-01
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- and object-oriented. Instead of a single module with every
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- needed method, the system is devided up into sub-modules, one for
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- each set of XDG locations. So, for example, instead of "XDG.data_dirs"
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- ## 0.4.0 / 2008-10-26
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- # XDG Base Directory Standard
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- API remain and then some.
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- require 'xdg'
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-
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- ## Data Paths
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- ### Home
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- XDG['DATA_HOME'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_DATA_HOME']
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-
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- our joe user's home directory under `.local/share`.
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- XDG['DATA_HOME'].to_a.assert == [$froot + 'home/joe/.local/share']
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- ### Dirs
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- XDG['DATA_DIRS'].environment.assert == ENV['XDG_DATA_DIRS'].to_s
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- XDG['DATA_DIRS'].environment_variables.assert == ['XDG_DATA_DIRS']
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- ### Combined
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- ## Cache Paths
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