rasc
For trashing your home directory (or .config or .local/share, for that
matter).
Usage
Rasc can be used to handle config or other key-value data that can be
serialized into JSON or Python dict. For config storage, one can use
directly or write a subclass of storage.Configuration. For more generic
data, one can use storage.Storage instead.
Besides json, one can use different key-value formats by passing load_func,
dump_func and ext into the storage class to replace json.load and
json.dump. For example, one can use tomllib.load and
tomli_w.dump, or write custom load/dump functions for SQLite.
Additionally, a simple CLI command parser is also included in cli for
demonstration purpose (with commands rasc-demo and rasc-strict),
but can also be used directly for your project. Its usage can be seen in
rasc/__init__.py in the source code.
Copying
This project is licensed under GPL version 3 only. The license can be found in
LICENSES/GPL-3.0-only.txt.
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