Replace ~ with os.homedir() when reading config.json #35
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lib/config.js
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| @@ -29,6 +29,10 @@ class Config { | |||
| const content = fs.readFileSync(this._configFile, 'utf8'); | |||
| config = JSON.parse(content); | |||
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| if (config.taskbookDirectory[0] === '~') { | |||
| config.taskbookDirectory = config.taskbookDirectory.replace(/^~/, os.homedir()); | |||
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To construct the path more securely the path.join method can be used, instead of directly replacing ~ with the home directory:
config.taskbookDirectory = join(os.homedir(), config.taskbookDirectory.replace(/^~/g, ''));
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Fix for issue: #3.
Checks if '~' is first character in path and replaces with os.homedir().