This software obtains the user's current configuration directory or replaces it with default settings. The process is carried out efficiently and reliably. It is a useful tool for software developers and users.
In addition to the effortless default configuration, File::UserConfig also allows for finer control over the directory structure. The user may opt for convention-based defaults or specify different attributes such as distribution, module, directory name and shared directory as shown in the code snippet: $configdir = File::UserConfig->new(dist => 'My-Application',module => 'My::Application',dirname => '.myapp',sharedir => $defaults_here)->configdir.
Many modules and applications maintain a user-specific configuration data directory using the same implementation pattern. This directory typically establishes with a set of default files the first time the application runs, and then its files are changed as necessary. File::UserConfig offers a standard, lightweight, and subclassable default implementation approach for establishing and managing user-specific configuration directories. Thus, it "does the right thing" concerning the directory names.
Version 0.06: N/A