feat(config): editable ~/.config/termio/config file - #5
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Make a Ghostty-style key=value config file the canonical settings store. The Settings window edits the common subset and writes back into the file; the file exposes the full scalar set for hand-editing, and termio watches it so an external edit applies live — no relaunch. - ConfigFile: XDG path, parser, and a surgical rewriter that updates keys in place while preserving comments, layout, and unmanaged keys - ConfigFileWatcher: directory-level vnode watch (survives atomic saves), debounced, hopping back to the main actor - AppSettings: adopt the file on launch (hand edits win over the UserDefaults cache), seed a self-documenting file on first run from existing prefs, and mirror GUI edits back debounced; an applying-guard plus a last-written content check prevent a write/watch/rewrite loop - Appearance settings: an "Open Config File…" button - termio CLI: `config path` and `config edit` subcommands Scope: scalar appearance/terminal/interface options plus the two agent toggles. Per-agent command overrides and app-state/consent are excluded.
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What
Adds a canonical, editable
~/.config/termio/configfile (Ghostty-stylekey = value). The Settings GUI now edits the common subset and writes back into the file; the file exposes the full scalar set for hand-editing, and termio watches it so an external edit applies live — no relaunch.GUI and file are the same source of truth: the GUI is a curated window onto a superset the file exposes in full.
UserDefaultsis demoted to a cache + one-time migration source — existing prefs seed the file on first run, so nothing is lost.Changes
Config/ConfigFile.swift(new) — XDG path, parser, and a surgical rewriter that updates changed keys in place while preserving comments, layout, and keys termio doesn't manage. PlusConfigFileWatcher: a directory-level vnode watch (survives editors' atomic saves), debounced, hopping back to the main actor.Settings.swift—AppSettingsadopts the file on launch (hand edits win over theUserDefaultscache), seeds a self-documenting file on first run, and mirrors GUI edits back (debounced). AnisApplyingConfigguard + a last-written content check prevent a write→watch→rewrite loop.AppearanceSettingsTab.swift— an "Open Config File…" button + a Config File section.scripts/termio—termio config pathandtermio config editsubcommands.Scope
Scalar appearance / terminal / interface options plus the two agent toggles (18 keys). Per-agent command overrides deferred to a follow-up (repeated-key round-tripping); app-state/consent (recent projects, usage/keychain) excluded — not user config.
Verification
swift buildcleanthemelight/dark pair encoded + re-parsedconfig pathresolves correctly (dev-channel aware), shell syntax OK