E-Z Meta-Language / Python Parser
What Is E-Z MetaLanguage/Parser?
E-Z Meta-Language is an extremely simple(or "e-z"), xml-flavored, data storage + aquisition method, revolving around this parser, written in Python.
At this point, general usage is simply variable storage.
Basic usage:
Example .ezml file(test.ezml):
<ezml>
<meta>
Author: Example Author
Info: Class Schedule
Date: January 17th, 2020
</meta>
<var title>Campus #1 Weekly Schedule Example</title>
<var monday>No School</monday>
<var tuesday>
class 1: history
class 2: science
</tuesday>
<var wednesday>Not On Campus</wednesday>
<var thursday>
class 1: history
class 2: science
</thursday>
<var friday>
class 1: history
class 2: ap-history
class 3: science
</friday>
</ezml>
Parsing Example (From File) :
from ezml import *
ezml = EZML(utils.dump_file('test.ezml'))
print(ezml.meta)
print(ezml.var['title'])
print(ezml.var['monday'])
print(f"Tuesdays Schedule:\n {ezml.var['tuesday']}")
Parsing Example (From String):
from ezml import EZML
ezml = EZML("<ezml><meta>Title: Hello World!</meta><var title>Foo<title><var bar>Hello World!</bar></ezml>")
print(ezml.meta)
print(ezml.var['title'])
print(ezml.var['bar'])
Getting Current Version:
from ezml import utils
print(utils.version)
Thanks for using E-Z MetaLanguage!
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