cli: support for config files
See original GitHub issueIt would be great if config files would be supported, e.g. to ignore/whitelist terms (#114, https://github.com/btford/write-good/commit/685c0a24a490c13433a279cf1a1500e0cbcff992).
It would be useful if it supported an explicit config file via an argument, and otherwise look for a config starting from the linted file upwards, falling back to a global config in the user’s home (preferably XDG-style, i.e. ~/.config/writegood/config
).
I assume / hope there a good libraries for this already?
As for the format: it would be nice if this wasn’t in JSON, so that it would allow for comments in it.
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FYI: This is a (surprising) show stopper. I want to use Vim + ALE + “write good” to check on my mathematical writing but I need to allow “if and only if” and other terms.
This would be really helpful. There are some things I’d like to disable on a per-project basis, but that’s not so easy when using
Ale
.