#!/bin/bash
# ABOUTME: Complete state directory manager
# ABOUTME: Reusable module for bash scripts

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# State Directory Manager v1.0.0
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# Application identity (override in your script)
: "${STATE_APP_NAME:=my-app}"

# Directory setup
STATE_BASE_DIR="${HOME}/.${STATE_APP_NAME}"
STATE_CONFIG_DIR="$STATE_BASE_DIR/config"
STATE_DATA_DIR="$STATE_BASE_DIR/data"
STATE_CACHE_DIR="$STATE_BASE_DIR/cache"
STATE_LOG_DIR="$STATE_BASE_DIR/logs"
STATE_TMP_DIR="$STATE_BASE_DIR/tmp"

# File paths
STATE_CONFIG_FILE="$STATE_CONFIG_DIR/config"
STATE_STATE_FILE="$STATE_DATA_DIR/state"
STATE_LOG_FILE="$STATE_LOG_DIR/app.log"


*See sub-skills for full details.*

## Usage in Scripts

```bash
#!/bin/bash
# Your script that uses the state manager

# Set app name before sourcing
STATE_APP_NAME="my-tool"

# Source the state manager
source /path/to/state-manager.sh

# Now use it
state_config_set "api_key" "abc123"
api_key=$(state_config_get "api_key")

state_set "last_run" "$(date -Iseconds)"
state_log "INFO" "Script started"

# Use cache
if ! result=$(state_cache_get "api_response"); then
    result=$(curl -s https://api.example.com/data)
    state_cache_set "api_response" "$result"
fi