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upt-config

The UPT config reader and writer.

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The Upt config reader and writer.
The config spec can be read here.

Usage

.load()

Loads the upt configuration from the configuration files.

.get(key) - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED

Returns a configuration value by key.
Keys with dots are supported to access deep values.

.set(key, value) - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED

Sets a configuration value for key.
Keys with dots are supported to set deep values.

.del(key) - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED

Removes configuration named key.
Keys with dots are supported to delete deep keys.

.save(where, callback) - NOT YET IMPLEMENTED

Saves changes to where.
The where argument can be a path to a configuration file or:

  • local to save it in the configured current working directory (defaulting to process.cwd)
  • user to save it in the configuration file located in the home directory

.toObject()

Returns a deep copy of the underlying configuration object.
The returned configuration is normalised.
The object keys will be camelCase.

#create(cwd)

Obtains a instance where cwd is the current working directory (defaults to process.cwd);

var config = require('upt').create();
// You can also specify a working directory
var config2 = require('upt').create('./some/path');

#read(cwd)

Alias for:

var configObject = (new Config(cwd)).load().toJson();

#normalise(config)

Returns a new normalised config object based on config.
Object keys will be converted to camelCase.

License

Released under the MIT License.

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Package last updated on 05 Aug 2014

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