Oni: [RFC] Use `.config/oni` for configuration instead of `.oni`

[badosu]

Currently oni uses the ~/.oni folder to store local configuration.

While this is a common model to use, these days many providers use the ~/.config/oni model instead.

This avoids cluttering of the home folder while also organizing all local configuration files, as you can see electron even creates one by default:

~ ❯❯❯ tree .config/oni
.config/oni
├── Cache
│   ├── data_0
│   ├── data_1
│   ├── data_2
│   ├── data_3
│   └── index
├── GPUCache
│   ├── data_0
│   ├── data_1
│   ├── data_2
│   ├── data_3
│   └── index
├── Local Storage
│   ├── chrome-devtools_devtools_0.localstorage
│   └── chrome-devtools_devtools_0.localstorage-journal
├── Preferences
└── Settings

3 directories, 14 files

This would also unify both configuration folders.

[CrossR]

As far as I know, this is also how Neovim works, so makes even more sense to me to do it this way.

[bryphe]

👍 - makes sense to me too!

[TalAmuyal]

That is not exactly correct (though I do like the idea).
You describe the XDG Base Directory Specification which requires things like cache to be in a seperate dir.
It seems to be implemented by this package so it might be easy to implement compliantly (I think it supports Windows as well).

[badosu]

Thanks @TalAmuyal, I'll take a stab at this!