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confscript
Advanced tools
don't think it is another *script language!!
It can do a lot..
install via pip
pip install confscript
let's get started!
some basic concepts:
== name ==
header can be anything example: "C++" or "@(@(@(@(@!!!" anything!
keyword : value
here, value can be a string or number or True or False..
lists values are separated by a ","
example:
== header ==
key : value1,value2,value3
all headers are separated by a ---
okay? now, look at this data:
== Python ==
extensions : .py,.pyw,etc,etc
command : python (filepath)
---
== JavaC ==
extensions : .java,
command : javac (filepath) && java (filebasename)
Example data:
== TestingData ==
lucky word : python
lucky number : 10
is lucky-number really lucky? : True
---
== Employee ==
name: George
age: 30
country: United Kingdom
email: george.the.great@cube.co.net.com
it will become:
{'TestingData': {'lucky word': 'python', 'lucky number': 10, 'is lucky-number really lucky?': True}, 'Employee': {'name': 'George', 'age': 30, 'country': 'United Kingdom', 'email': 'george.the.great@cube.co.net.com', 'IPv6 address (lol)': 'C0BE:5BC6:F8F0:FAB4:EB59:482F:C4D3:4DFD'}}
there are 3 functions:
read(str) : convert confscript data to python dict & return the dict
readFile(str) : read the given file which contains the data & return the dict
dump(dict) : convert dict to confscript & return confscript data
simple! isn't it?
FAQs
A configuration definition language
We found that confscript demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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