Ini

Simple and practical module for manipulating ini/cfg file.

Documentation

You can access the documentation here.

Install

v install Ddiidev.ini

Or

v install https://github.com/Ddiidev/ini-v

Usage

import ldedev.ini // or "import ini" depends on how it was installed.

struct Keys {
pub:
peoples struct {
p1 string
p2 string
}
ages struct {
a1 int
a2 int
}
}

const s = r'[peoples]
p1=André
p2=Luiz
[ages]
a1=26
a2=29
'

fn main() {
k := ini.reader_to[Keys](s)!

dump(k)
}

result:

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Functionalities

• "read_ini" to map
• "serrialize" to string
• "write_ini" to file ini
• "deserialize" string to file ini
• "reader_to[T]" file/content for type T

It is still not possible to write a T object to the ini file.

Licença

MIT

fn deserialize(content string) map[string]map[string]string

deserialize Deserializes a string in ini format into a map.

content := r'[conf]
	conf1 = true
'
c := deserialize(content)
println(c['conf']['conf1'])

fn read_ini(content_or_path string) !map[string]map[string]string

reader_ini Deserialize the file of the ini format to map.

c := reader_ini('./file.ini')!
println(c['conf']['conf1'])

fn reader_to[T](pathOrContent string) !T

reader_to[T] Deserialize the file or contents of the ini format to a struct.

struct Keys {
pub:
	conf struct {
	pub:
		conf1 bool
	}
}
content := r'[conf]
	conf1 = true
'
c := reader_to[Keys](content)!
println(c.conf.conf1)

fn serrialize(content map[string]map[string]string) string

serrialize Serialize map ini into string in ini format.

c := reader_ini('./file.ini')!
s := serrialize(c)
println(s)

fn write_ini(content map[string]map[string]string, path string) !

write_ini writes the ini object to an ini format file.

mut c := reader_ini('./file.ini')!
c['conf']['conf1'] = 'false'
write_ini(c, './file.ini')
// OR
write_ini({
	'conf': {
		'conf1': 'false'
	}	
}, './file.ini')!