Feature Request: pyscript/ subdirectories
See original GitHub issueIn line with recent changes to master
to allow for “apps” and YAML based configuration, allowing subdirectories inside of pyscript/ would make keeping separate applications under revision control much easier.
cd pyscript/
git clone http://github.com/dlashua/occupancy_manager.git
which would create files like:
pyscript/
occupancy_manager/
occupany_manager.py
README.md
configuration.sample.yaml
and allow commands like:
git pull
git commit
git push
This also lines pyscript applications up to be included in HACS (with HACS cooperation, of course) the same way that AppDaemon, NetDaemon, and python_script apps are included in the “Automations” section.
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Implemented with referenced commit.
This sounds excellent!