conson 3.1.8

A simple json configuration file manager

Module for creating parameters, saving them and loading from JSON formatted file.

pip install conson

from .conson import Conson

Usage:

1. Conson(cfile="config.json", cfilepath=os.getcwd(), salt="ch4ng3M3pl3453"): You can set file name/extension and path to config file directory. By default, current working directory is used.

2. Instance call, parameters: Calling Conson instance will return all kwargs that has already been set by create method. Values modified with .veil method will be encrypted and presented in hex value. Parameters:

    <instance>.file
    <instance>.file = <filename>, <cfilepath=os.getcwd()>
   
    <instance>.salt
    <instance>.salt = <your salt>
   

3. .create(key, *value): Creates parameter in key=value pair. Accepts single value or list of values. Example:

    settings = Conson()
   
    settings.create(key1, value1, value2, value3)
    settings.create(key2, [value1, value2, value3])
   

4. .dispose(key): Removes created parameter from instance.

5. .dump() Removes all created parameters. Useful in case when only one instance is invoked and multiple configuration files are being loaded - allows to prevent mixing parameters simply by dumping them out.

6. .veil(key, index=0): Passes created value through Fernet SHA-256 encryption. We point the key and value index number. Secret key is based on system-related UUID, so decryption is meant to happen only on device the encryption has place. Example:

   settings.veil("setting1")
   settings.veil("setting3", 1)
   

   Result print(settings()):

   "setting1": "674141414141426c65566a6c6123123330617a41416c6330307a3667794a41535965537733423sdvb347705f464a5648435a39596b586a45304b31506232646b645353355f2d4c4646623546fggf3395a6c4e38595f7358676269513d3d"
   "setting3": "value1", "674141414141426c65566a6c6123123330617a41416c6330307a3667794a41535965537733423sdvb347705f464a5648435a39596b586a45304b31506232646b645353355f2d4c4646623546fggf3395a6c4e38595f7358676269513d3d"
   

7. .unveil(value): Allows to decrypt veiled(encrypted) values. Value must be already present in instance (by .create or .load). Example:

   settings.unveil(settings()["setting1"])
   settings.unveil(settings()["setting3"][1])
   

8. .save(verbose=False): Saves all parameters created to file. Prints result of operation (success/failure) if verbose parameter has been given.

9. .load(verbose=False): Loads json formatted settings from file. Prints result of operation (success/failure) if verbose parameter has been given.