rusty-dotfiles/README.md

# Config Example
```json
[
	{"boot": [
		{"grub": [
			{"themes": ["GradientGuy"]}
		]}
	]},
	{"etc": [
		"installList.txt",
		"mkinitcpio.conf",
		"pacman.conf",
		{"default": ["grub"]},
		{"pacman.d": ["hooks"]},
		{"iwd":
			["main.conf"]},
		{"udev": [
			{"rules.d": [
				"60-thrustmaster.rules",
				"80-yubikey.rules"
			]}
		]}
	]},
	{"usr": [
		{"share": [
			{"applications": [
				"spotify.desktop",
				"org.gnome.Evolution.desktop"
			]},
			{"icons": [
				{"default": ["index.theme"]}
			]}
		]}
	]},
	{"home": [
		{"$USER": [
			".zshrc",
			{".config": [
				"btop",
				"dunst",
				"eww",
				"hypr",
				"kitty",
				"qt5ct",
				"rofi",
				"spotify-tui",
				"swaylock",
				"zsh",
				"gtk-3.0",
				"cron",
				{"systemd": [
					{"user": ["spotifyd.service"]}
				]},
				"nvim"
			]}
		]}
	]}	
]
```

# Dotfiles Help Output
```console
CLI utility to help with managing user dotfiles

Usage: dotfiles [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Commands:
  collect  Collect files into a destination file
  install  Installs dotfiles from a git url
  help     Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -c, --config <CONFIG_FILE_PATH>
          The file path to the config file [default: config.json]
  -d, --destination <DESTINATION_DIR_PATH>
          The path to the directory to do work in [default: ~/dotfiles]
  -u, --use-username
          Whether to treat the user's home folder as their username or "$USER"
  -h, --help
          Print help
  -V, --version
          Print version
```

# Collect Help Output
```console
Collect files into a destination directory

Usage: dotfiles collect

Options:
  -h, --help  Print help
```

# Install Help Output
```console
Installs dotfiles from a git url.

The repo either needs to have:

1)a config contained in the root directory

2)a config written to match the file structure of the repo

Usage: dotfiles install <URL>

Arguments:
  <URL>
          The git url to pull the repo from

Options:
  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')
```