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Link to the directories crate, in regard to location of config file
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Jack Wills
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@@ -110,6 +110,8 @@ In application controls, these, amongst many other settings, can be customized w
| ```( 1-9 )``` | Sort containers by heading, clicking on headings also sorts the selected column. |
| ```( 0 )``` | Stop sorting.|
| ```( F1 )``` or ```( / )``` | Enter filter mode. |
| ```( - ) ``` or ```(=)``` | Reduce or increase the height of the logs panel.|
| ```( z )``` | Toggle the visibility of the logs panel.|
| ```( e )``` | Exec into the selected container - not available on Windows.|
| ```( h )``` | Toggle help menu.|
| ```( m )``` | Toggle mouse capture - if disabled, text on screen can be selected.|
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Examples of the config file, alsong with explanations of each value, can be found in the [example_config](https://github.com/mrjackwills/oxker/tree/main/example_config) directory. `oxker` supports `.toml`,`.json`, and `.jsonc` file formats.
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If not config file is found, `oxker` will create a `config.toml` in the user's local config directory. Command line arguments will take priority over values from the config file.
If no config file is found, a `config.toml` file will be created in an `oxker` directory in the user's local config directory, as found by the [directories crate](https://docs.rs/directories/6.0.0/directories/struct.BaseDirs.html#method.config_local_dir).
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Command line arguments will take priority over values from the config file.
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If running an `oxker` container, the default config location will be `/` rather than the automatically detected platform-specific local config directory, and can be mounted as follows;