defaultsettings - Handle settings with default for python. Serialized to JSON
Handle settings files in python. Serialize to JSON.
Usage
import defaultsettings
# Create new settings template
settings = defaultsettings.Settings()
# Set default values
Settings.default("key", "one")
settings.default("key2", range(5))
# Save settings to file
settings.save("pathname.json")
# Load settings
settings.load("pathname.json")
# Current settings, default and loaded config
print settings.data
# Change data
settings.data["key"] = "two"
# Save config file with new data
settings.save("pathname.json")1 maintainer
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