I did a bit of refactoring to split the core functionality from the command files. This means that the code for downloading and deleting buckets is separated from the code for the various commands. I’m doing this primarily for better code organization, and also to prevent import cycles.

I also finished up the config system I mentioned last time. It’ll be one of the bigger improvements over scoop, which has a basic set of configuration options.

TOML was the obvious choice for the config format since it is really easy to read and write. I made sure that you can put it in any of the standard locations, such as %APPDATA% and .config or in $MOCHA_DIR.

Running mocha config will open the configuration in your preferred app, and also generate the default config if a configuration hasn’t been detected in any of the valid locations.

Currently the configuration can be used to make mocha cat run an external program for printing manifests to stdout. See the video below for an example using bat