A python library reading and writing bonsai configuration files.
Installation
Install the latest stable from PyPI:
$ pip install bonsai-config
Install the latest in-development version:
$ pip install https://github.com/BonsaiAI/bonsai-config
Usage
Once installed, import bonsai_config in order to access methods to read and write configuration files used by bonsai-cli and bonsai-python.
from bonsai_config import BonsaiConfig
# Read properties from the main bonsai config file:
bonsai_config = BonsaiConfig()
print(bonsai_config.username())
print(bonsai_config.access_key())
# Write properties to the main bonsai config file:
bonsai_config = BonsaiConfig()
bonsai_config.update_access_key_and_username('new_access_key', 'new_username')
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