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docs: prepare for 0.1.1-dev release

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CMakeLists.txt
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cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23) cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.23)
project(tanabata project(tanabata
VERSION 0.1.0 VERSION 0.1.1
HOMEPAGE_URL https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata HOMEPAGE_URL https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata
LANGUAGES C) LANGUAGES C)

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README.md
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@ -34,12 +34,12 @@ Tanabata FM is a file manager for Linux that will let you enjoy the Tanabata fes
## Usage ## Usage
First of all, compile the source code or simply download [this executable file](https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata/releases/download/v0.1.0-dev/tfm). For better experience, move the executable file to `/usr/bin` folder (totally safe if you don't have any other app with the name `tfm`) or add the folder with it to `PATH`. First of all, compile the source code or just download [this executable file](https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata/releases/download/v0.1.1-dev/tfm). For better experience, move the executable to the `/usr/bin` directory (totally safe unless you have another app named `tfm`) or add the directory with it to `PATH`.
Then just open the terminal and run `tfm -h`. You should get the following. Then just open the terminal and run `tfm -h`. If you are running it for the first time, run it with `sudo` or manually create the `/etc/tfm` directory and check its permissions. This is the directory where TFM stores its config file. If everything is set up properly, you should get the following.
``` ```
(C) Masahiko AMANO aka H1K0, 2022 (C) Masahiko AMANO aka H1K0, 2022—present
(https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata) (https://github.com/H1K0/tanabata)
Usage: Usage:
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Options: Options:
-h Print this help and exit -h Print this help and exit
-I <dir> Initialize Tanabata database in directory <dir> -I <dir> Initialize new Tanabata database in directory <dir>
-O <dir> Open Tanabata database from directory <dir> -O <dir> Open existing Tanabata database from directory <dir>
-a View all -a View all
-s Set or add -s Set or add
-u Unset or remove -u Unset or remove
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-k Kazari menu (can only be used with the '-s' or '-u' option) -k Kazari menu (can only be used with the '-s' or '-u' option)
-w Weed (defragment) database -w Weed (defragment) database
-V Print version and exit -V Print version and exit
No database connected
``` ```
So, here is the list of all available options. So, let's take a look at each option.
Using the `-I <dir>` option, you can initialize the TFM database in the specified directory. The app creates empty sasahyou, sappyou and shoppyou files and saves the directory path to a configuration file. The new database will be used the next time you run the app until you change it. Using the `-I <dir>` option, you can initialize the TFM database in the specified directory. The app creates empty sasahyou, sappyou and shoppyou files and saves the directory path to a configuration file. The new database will be used the next time you run the app until you change it.

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src/cli.c
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} }
return 0; return 0;
case 'V': case 'V':
printf("0.1.0-dev\n"); printf("0.1.1-dev\n");
return 0; return 0;
case 'I': case 'I':
abspath = realpath(optarg, abspath); abspath = realpath(optarg, abspath);