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Support configuration via configuration file #52
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Maybe I can take a look at this and implement something. I guess I'll start by implementing a yaml configuration, and then move on from there? Would that be acceptable? (e.g. a PR for each type of configuration format) |
Hey, thanks for interest :) |
Hello First, thank you so much for your tool ! Really useful. Like Raphael, I would appreciate the possibility to have a configuration file (like f.i. phpmnd.json) where I can define, for instance (my need), which folders / files should be ignored. Why ? Because I'm using a global phpmnd.cmd (under Windows) script where I've put my logic for all my repositories and, in any of my repo, I've create a symlink to my global phpmnd.cmd file. So, I can't change the file to work on a specific repo. By supporting a configuration file, I'll be able to do something like Do you think such feature can be added? Many thanks in advance! |
Also keen on this feature! It really helps when templating across multiple repos. |
Since the number of options keeps growing it would be considerable to allow their configuration via a dedicated configuration file. Whether this happens via a programmtic approach, like done by the PHP Coding Standards Fixer or via a configuration format of choice e.g.
yaml
,json
orini
is up to you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: