Moved user values to .env & added .gitignore #2
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saarmstrong
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Not presumptuous at all, I'm glad to see someone improve upon my code. |
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Hey man, hope this is not too presumptuous but I wanted to ask how you would feel about some small QoL suggestions:
.envfile that would allow the user to store their personal values without the fear of checking them in and publishing to github.envand generated pycache filesI am (impatiently) waiting on my e-ink screen to arrive, but I have tested this locally and I see the expected console logs as I saw when I ran the command on your
mainbranch.