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Example: if name == 'main': file = open('config.config', 'w+') # open config file. config = Reader.load(f=file) # one way is the load function it uses an file object and then reads the config from there. print(config) # or: # text = file.read() # config = Reader.loads(text) # Loads the config from text. # Get a spicific value from config without loading it: Reader.get(filename='config.config', name='The Name') # returns the value of the given name from the config. # Get a spicific value from config text: Reader.get_from_raw_text(name='The Name', text='Text to find the name in') # returns the value of the given name from the text Dumper.create_basic(filename='config.config') # creates a basic config and writes Version 1.0 in it. # Write something to the config: Dumper.add(filename='config.config', name='The Name', value='The Value') # Write Moultiple Things to your config: Dumper.dump(filename='config.config', names=['System'], values=['Windows']) # it uses the enmurate function.

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