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- Bump maa-cli from v0.4.5 to v0.4.7 - Rename cli directory to user_manual_for_cli - Change some icon of files - Update cli documentation in en-us as same structure as zh-cn
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FAQs for maa-cli
1. How to use $HOME/.config/maa as the configuration directory on macOS?
Due to the limitation of Directories, maa-cli uses the Apple-style configuration directory on macOS by default. However, the XDG-style configuration directory is more suitable for command-line programs. If you want to use the XDG style configuration directory, you can set the XDG_CONFIG_HOME environment variable, such as export XDG_CONFIG_HOME="$HOME/.config", this will make maa-cli use the XDG style configuration directory. Or you can use the below command to create a symbolic link:
mkdir -p "$HOME/.config/maa"
ln -s "$HOME/.config/maa" "$(maa dir config)"
2. Strange logs appear during running, how to disable them?
When running the maa-cli task, you may see some logs that look like this:
[INFO] ... /fastdeploy/runtime.cc(544)::Init Runtime initialized with Backend::ORT in Device::CPU.
This log is output by fastdeploy, which is a dependency of MaaCore. For the officially compiled MaaCore, this log cannot be closed. However, if you are using a package manager to install maa-cli, you can try installing the package manager's version of MaaCore which uses a newer version of fastdeploy without logs enabled by default.