README.rst edit
Dave Cinege
2 years ago
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cfgs = '''
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prog.version(static_int) = 123
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opt.verbose (str_to_bool) = yes
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hi = Hello
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'''
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from thesauruscfg import thescfg
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cfg = thescfg()
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>>> cfg.parse(cfgs)
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{'prog': {'version': 123}, 'opt': {'verbose': True}, 'hi': 'Hello'}
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Quick start
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------------
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::
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import os
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import sys
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import json
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from thesauruscfg import thescfg
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print('cfg.dump()\n---')
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print(cfg.dump())
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print('---')
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# thesauruscfg is perfect for JSON
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print('json.dumps()\n---')
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print(json.dumps(cfg, indent=4, separators=(',', ': ')))
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print('---')
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# abc is using the static_int() coercion method. The method not only
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