FlashPrintConfig enables you to maintain your FlashPrint settings easily with Git, like I do.
Create your own configuration and edit it to your likings.
cp config.dist.sh config.sh
editor config.shSimply run FlashPrintConfig.
This will back up relevant FlashPrint configuration folders to your dedicated configuration directory and replace them with symlinks. Some configurations will get their profile name rewritten based on the filename.
./FlashPrintConfig.shOptionally symlink FlashPrintConfig to a directory specified in your PATH.
sudo ln -s "$(readlink -m ./FlashPrintConfig.sh)" /usr/local/bin/FlashPrintConfigNow you can run FlashPrintConfig even easier.
FlashPrintConfigI prefer a hidden directory inside my HOME which is added to the PATH via the (/etc/)bash.bashrc file.
ln -s "$(readlink -m ./FlashPrintConfig.sh)" ~/.bin/FlashPrintConfig
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