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Dev #62

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@RedAtman RedAtman commented Aug 1, 2024

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This commit introduces a significant refactoring of note handling logic. The changes streamline the process of updating, deleting, and closing notes, improving overall performance and reliability.  Furthermore, orphaned file paths are now properly managed, reducing potential inconsistencies in the file system.

These modifications lead to a more robust and efficient handling of notes within the Sublime Text plugin, ensuring a smoother user experience.
Refactors the project by organizing code into a library structure, enhancing code organization and maintainability. This change introduces a `lib` directory containing modules for API interactions, GUI elements, model classes, operations, and core functionality. Additionally, it includes a core function `start()` to handle application initialization and syncing.

This allows for a cleaner and more modular codebase, facilitating future development and potentially improving performance.
The `package-metadata.json` file is now excluded from version control, as it contains information specific to the local development environment and is not relevant to the project's core code. This prevents unnecessary clutter in the repository and ensures that the version control history focuses on code changes.
Add `.gitignore` and `pyproject.toml` to the `export-ignore` list in `.gitattributes` to ensure these files are not included in the package. This prevents accidental inclusion of project configuration files and helps maintain a clean package.
Removed redundant `logger.warning` statements that were printing the path to the Simplenote settings file. This helps to reduce unnecessary noise in the console output, making it cleaner and easier to diagnose real issues.
This commit initializes the `core` module, which is responsible for managing the overall application logic. This lays the foundation for future features and improvements by providing a central point of control for the application's behavior.
Adds a new template for configuring Simplenote's settings. This allows users to customize how the plugin interacts with their Simplenote account.
This commit renames the `simplenotecommands.py` file to `commands.py` for better organization and clarity. This change reflects the broader scope of the commands module, encompassing more than just Simplenote functionality.
@RedAtman RedAtman merged commit 542b767 into master Aug 1, 2024
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