Check for a dotfile config, fallback to before #26
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Configuration files are normally dotfiles – filename preceded by a dot to hide from GUI – but Edge Impulse breaks this convention since its config file is located at `~/edge-impulse-config.json` rather than `~/.edge-impulse-config.json`. This updates the constructor function in `config.ts` to look for a hidden dotfile config before falling back to the non hidden config file. This should hopefully let those that care convert the Edge Impulse config file into a dotfile while not affecting others. note: this is very much a naive simple approach as I'm unfamiliar with the entirety of this CLI
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Configuration files are normally dotfiles – filename preceded by a dot to hide from GUI – but Edge Impulse breaks this convention since its config file is located at
~/edge-impulse-config.jsonrather than~/.edge-impulse-config.json. This updates the constructor function inconfig.tsto look for a hidden dotfile config before falling back to the non hidden config file. This should hopefully let those that care convert the Edge Impulse config file into a dotfile while not affecting others.note: this is very much a naive simple approach as I'm unfamiliar with the entirety of this CLI