mihailv/bossconf

Config parser with token interpreter'

BossConf

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Info:

When it's hard to parse it, BossConf it!
- config library for python application
- CLI tool

Instalation:

• for installation you need to run pip install bossconf.
• python 2.6.6 up to 2.7.x version.

Used as CLI:

File as argument

• bossconf /path/to/file "level1, level2" - this command will access the level you want form file

Used with pipe

• cat example.json | bossconf "level1, level2" - this command will read and parse data from file and outputs the content.

• echo '{"key":"value"}' | bossconf 'key' - this command will parse the string containing data for parsing and display the content.

• curl curl -u user:password 'http://your/url/' | bossconf

Examples

• given the following files you can have:

1. bossconf example.yaml "anne, has" and the output will be:

   

2. bossconf example.json "anne, marry" and the output:

   

3. cat example.json "anne, has" the output will be:

   

4. echo '{"anne":{"has":"apples","marry":["has pears"]}}' | bossconf "anne, marry" and the output:

   

5. curl -u guest:rate 'http://example.com/api/queues' | bossconf will output:

   

6. curl -u guest:rate 'http://example.com/api/queues' | bossconf '0, back' will display:

   

Used as library:

• you just need to import the moduel and create a new instance.
• the next step is to use .get() function and print the output.
• we will use the same two file form the CLI example.

Examples

• for BossConfing an json file we will do the following:

• for BossConfing an yaml file we will need to do: