feat: allow caller-configurable Tor data directory#73
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Add an optional dataDirPath parameter to Tor.start() and Tor.enable(). When provided, the tor_state and tor_cache directories are created under that path; otherwise the application support directory is used as before. This lets embedders place Tor state in an app-specific location rather than being tied to getApplicationSupportDirectory().
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Add an optional dataDirPath parameter to Tor.start() and Tor.enable(). When provided, the tor_state and tor_cache directories are created under that path; otherwise the application support directory is used as before.
This lets embedders place Tor state in an app-specific location rather than being tied to getApplicationSupportDirectory().
This comes from cypherstack/tor's divergences from your upstream Foundation-Devices/tor--we found this change useful and use it currently, but you can take it or leave it :)