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A simple Config file parser that supports json, and yaml formats with auto-save feature.
from pip ::
pip install trabConfig
or the old fashioned way ::
python setup.py install
NOTE: wheels and source dists also available on pypi
Example -
.. code-block:: python
from trabconfig import trabConfig
# load file verbatim
config = trabConfig("config.json", autosave=False, data='json')
# or just
config = trabConfig("config.json")
# for yaml
config = trabConfig("config.yml", data='yaml)
# autosave capability (saves on changes)
config.autosave = True
# or during instantiation
config = trabConfig("config.json", autosave=True)
# usage example
health = config['health']
config['health'] = 9999
mana = config.get('mana', None)
if mana is not None:
config['mana'] = 999
lvl = config.get('lvl')
config.set('lvl', 99)
config.new('items', [])
config['items'].append('gold')
config.delete('cloth')
config.save()
Created by - traBpUkciP 2016-2017
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A simple config parser that supports JSON and YAML
We found that trabConfig 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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