Basic usage:

First time users

1. Install wildflower. (It requires sudo access, but just to install to usr/bin/local and give it exec permissions. Go read it. It's three lines.)

   curl -o- https://github.com/raw/MynockSpit/wildflower/master/install.sh | sh

2. Install Deno (or let wildflower install Deno for you.)
3. Create a new directory where you'll store your dotfiles (e.g. valley).
4. Run wildflower till. This will create a sample meadows.js (e.g. valley/meadows.js) to use as a starting-point.
5. Add files you want to gather to the meadows.js.
6. Run wildflower gather to collect all the files you've specified in meadows.js.
7. Store the contents of ./valley any way you like.

Returning users

1. Install wildflower. (It requires sudo access, but just to install to usr/bin/local and give it exec permissions. Go read it. It's three lines.)

   curl -o- https://github.com/raw/MynockSpit/wildflower/master/install.sh | sh

2. Install Deno (or let wildflower install Deno for you.)
3. Pull in your existing meadows.
4. Run wildflower sow distribute your config files.

Todo:

• Create an "update" or "install" command or something, so that we can get new versions of wildflower (b/c deno caching is a thing)
• Possibly use the update or install instead of the initial installer?
• Add ability for wildflower to run commands
• Add some kind of ordering mechanism (wait for 'x' before doing 'y'.)

Known bugs:

• Gather deletes a directory synchronously when an async workflow would be ideal
• No way to specify files to ignore