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africa
is a Node.JS package which simplifies reading from and writing to persistent configuration files in user's home directory. If a configuration exists, it will be read, and if not, the user will be presented with questions, after which the answers will be stored in the .rc
file.
yarn add africa
async africa(packageName, questions=, config=): !Object
The package is available by importing its default function:
import africa from 'africa'
async africa(
packageName: string,
questions=: !_reloquent.Questions,
config=: !Config,
): !Object
Read package configuration from the home directory, or ask questions with
readline interface to create a new configuration in ~/.${packageName}rc
.
string
: The name of the package.!_reloquent.Questions
(optional): An object with questions to ask when config wasn't found.!Config
(optional): Configuration object.Call africa
asynchronously to read or create a new configuration. Questions should adhere to the reloquent
's interface.
Config
: The configuration object to configure additional functionality.
Name | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
force | boolean | Ask questions and update the configuration file even if it already exists. | false |
homedir | string | In which directory to save and search for configuration file. | os.homedir() |
questionsTimeout | number | How log to wait in ms before timing out. Will wait forever by default. | - |
local | boolean | Whether to read a local config file in the current working directory rather than in the HOMEDIR . When initialising, the default values will be taken from the home config if it exists so that it is easy to extend .rc files. | false |
recursive | boolean | paid Read all configurations up to the root one from the home directory, and merge them together. | false |
skipExisting | boolean | paid When creating nested configs, skip writing values that are taken from parent RCs. | true |
rcNameFunction | (packageName: string) => string | Function used to generate the .rc name. Default: packageName => .${packageName}rc . | - |
import africa from 'africa'
import { userInfo } from 'os'
(async () => {
try {
const config = await africa('africa', {
name: {
defaultValue: userInfo().username,
text: 'user',
},
}, { force: true })
console.log(config)
} catch ({ stack }) {
console.log(stack)
}
})()
user: [zavr]
{ name: 'zavr' }
It's possible to ask questions in groups, such that answers will be received in a nested object. Only 1 level of nesting is supported at the moment. To group questions, import the Group type and pass questions to it.
import africa, { Group } from 'africa'
africa('test', {
group: new Group({
test: {
text: 'hello',
},
}),
nongroup: {
text: 'your-name',
},
}, { force: true, homedir: __dirname })
your-name: [name-doc] name-doc
hello: [world-doc] world-doc
{
"nongroup": "name-doc",
"group": {
"test": "world-doc"
}
}
Photo Diana Robinson, 2017
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
© Art Deco™ 2020 |
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FAQs
A library to interactively create and read configuration files.
The npm package africa receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, africa popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that africa demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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