iniparser2 1.6.4

An INI parser or config parser

iniparser2

iniparser2 is An INI parser or a Config parser.

this package is the improved version of iniparser with more features.

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Quick Start

Installation

to install the package see the following step below

pip install iniparser2 || python -m pip install iniparser2
from source: python setup.py install

Examples

These examples below is for getting the value from the properties
basic example

test.ini:

name=Mike Hawk

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

x = INI('test.ini')
data = x.get()

print(data)

Output:

{'name': 'Mike Hawk'}

using with keyword

test.ini:

name=Mike Hawk

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

with INI('test.ini') as i:
    print(i.get())

Output:

{'name': 'Mike Hawk'}

OR With temp method

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI_TEMP

x = INI_TEMP()
data = x.parse(
"""
name=Mike Hawk
""")

print(data)

Output:

{'name': 'Mike Hawk'}

OR With section

test.ini:

[id]
name=Mike Hawk
age=-69

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

x = INI('test.ini','id') # 'id' is the section name
data = x.get()

print(data)

Output:

{'name': 'Mike Hawk', 'age': '-69'}

pass_section argument

test.ini:

brief=someone's identity

[id]
name=Mike Hawk
age=-69

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

x = INI('test.ini',pass_section=True) # or you just don't have to put the section name, it will override the `pass_section` argument
data = x.get()

print(data)

Output:

{'brief': "someone's identity", 'id': {'name': 'Mike Hawk', 'age': '-69'}}

These example below is for properties stuff
basic example

the test.ini file is empty

test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

x = INI('test.ini')
x.set('name','Mike Hawk')

and the test.ini file would be like this

name=Mike Hawk

it would update the value of the property if there's an existing property inside the file

to unset property test.py:

from iniparser2 import INI

x = INI('test.ini')
x.unset('name')

and the property would be gone!