feat: add -p option for custom output path and code refactoring#181
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feat: add -p option to specify output path; refactor code for permission checks
Add -p option for output path and code cleanup
Added details about enhancements and new features in the README.
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Summary
This PR addresses issue #116 by adding the
-pflag, which allows users to specify a custom output directory for the generated files. Additionally, I have performed some code refactoring to improve stability and maintainability.Changes
-pargument to specify the output directory for the generated file.-poption.Testing
-pflag correctly saves the output to the specified directory.Closes #116