PyFastConfig 2.0

Fast creation and reading of files on Python with configurations.

PyFastConfig

Fast creation and reading of files on Python with configurations.

Usage example:

• Save file
• Load file

import PyFastConfig as fc

Save

#Declare any values
min_t = 25
max_t = 35
arr = [45, 'hello', 81.5]

Quick save:

fc.save(min_t, max_t, arr)

Result file (Config.txt):

min_t = int(25)
max_t = int(35)
arr = list([45, 'hello', 81.5])

Optional options:

Name	Accepts values	Default
*args	Arguments	Required
file	File name	"config.txt"
mode	Write modes: "w" - rewrite "a" - append	"w"
save_types	True/False	True
save_names	True/False	True

fc.save(*args, file="config.txt", mode="w", save_types=True, save_names=True)

Load

Quick load:

#import values (only if run_mode is not False)
#With copy namespace
exec(fc.load("config.txt"))

Import inside a function:

def func():
    exec(fc.load("config.txt", function_mode=True))

Optional options:

Name	Explanation	Default
file	File name	Required
run_mode	Allows you to run (copy namespace) values from the library and continue working with them in the executable.	True
function_mode	Does the same as run_mode, but inside a function.	False
return_only_names	True/False	False
return_only_values	True/False	False

fc.load(file, run_mode=True, function_mode=False, return_only_names=False, return_only_values=False)

If you changed the parameters for saving additional information (save_types and save_names) in the SAVE function, you must disable run_mode when reading such a file.

#Returns an array (use if you have disabled any of the following options: save_types or save_names)
print(fc.load("config.txt", run_mode=False))