Provide CacheDir function about xdg HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @herzrasen. Thank you for your interest in the library.

Creating a CacheDir function would not be problem at all. However, I'm not sure it's completely necessary as creating a cache application directory is already a one-liner, by using xdg.CacheHome as a base path.

os.MkdirAll(filepath.Join(xdg.CacheHome, "appDir"), os.ModeDir|0700)

EDIT: What's your use case for this? xdg.CacheFile already creates all parent directories of the specified file anyway.

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I just re-thought my use case and figured that I indeed could use xdg.CacheFile. The use case I thought of was just to create an application specific cache directory on application startup and create the files I want to store directly. But it is perfectly reasonable to use xdg.CacheFile. Thanks for the hint.

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