reuse configuration file

[xenoterracide]

from what I've understood from the REUSE.toml is it's more for documenting files I don't want to add a license comment or a .license file? sorry if this is wrong

I'm looking for a way to reduce the amount of code for each statement here #534 (comment)

# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright © 2024 Caleb Cushing
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0

# .lintstagedrc.yml
"*.java":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'Apache-2.0' --copyright 'Caleb Cushing' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights"
  - &prettier "prettier --cache --ignore-unknown --write"
"*.gradle.kts":
  - &mit "reuse annotate --license 'MIT' --copyright 'Caleb Cushing' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights --skip-unrecognised"
  - ktlint --format
"*.md":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'CC-BY-NC-4.0' --copyright 'Caleb Cushing' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights"
  - *prettier
"*.xml":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'CC0-1.0' --copyright 'Caleb Cushing' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights"
  - *prettier
"gradle-wrapper.jar":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'Apache-2.0' --copyright 'Gradle, Inc' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights --skip-unrecognised gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar"
"!(*.java|*.gradle.kts|*.md|*.xml|*.jar|*.license)":
  - *mit
  - *prettier

I feel like I would want to write this in 1 of two ways to reduce this code, these options are just things I could make defaults, they would be overriden on the cli. I think honestly either/or options/license-map would help my problem, both would allow me to just run reuse annotate

# .reuserc.toml
[options]
merge-copyrights=true
copyright-prefix="spdx-string-symbol"
copyright="Caleb Cushing"
[license-map]
"!(*.java|*.gradle.kts|*.md|*.xml|*.jar|*.license)" = "MIT"

with just options I could rewrite my yaml file to look like this

# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright © 2024 Caleb Cushing
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0

# .lintstagedrc.yml
"*.java":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'Apache-2.0'"
  - &prettier "prettier --cache --ignore-unknown --write"
"*.gradle.kts":
  - &mit "reuse annotate --license 'MIT'"
  - ktlint --format
"*.md":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'CC-BY-NC-4.0'"
  - *prettier
"*.xml":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'CC0-1.0'"
  - *prettier
"gradle-wrapper.jar":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'Apache-2.0' --copyright 'Gradle, Inc' gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar"
"!(*.java|*.gradle.kts|*.md|*.xml|*.jar|*.license)":
  - *mit
  - *prettier

with just the license map

# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright © 2024 Caleb Cushing
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: CC0-1.0

# .lintstagedrc.yml
"*.java":
  - "&reuse reuse annotate  --copyright 'Caleb Cushing' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights"
  - &prettier "prettier --cache --ignore-unknown --write"
"*.gradle.kts":
  - *reuse
  - ktlint --format
"*.md":
  - *reuse
  - *prettier
"*.xml":
  - *reuse
  - *prettier
"gradle-wrapper.jar":
  - "reuse annotate --license 'Apache-2.0' --copyright 'Gradle, Inc' --copyright-prefix spdx-string-symbol --merge-copyrights --skip-unrecognised gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.jar"
"!(*.java|*.gradle.kts|*.md|*.xml|*.jar|*.license)":
  - *reuse
  - *prettier

in any direction it reduces my copy pasta. In case I haven't said it, such a file should have zero legal bearing and should not be taken into consideration by tools like reuse lint (anymore than something like my lintstagedrc does)