import smartsettings as ss

# Add attributes on initialization
settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="settings", first_value=100)
# Add attribute directly
settings.second_value = 3.14
# Add attribute with indexing operator
settings["third_value"] = True
# Add subsettings
settings.fourth_value = ss.SmartSettings(name="subsettings", value=200)
print(f"{settings = }")

# Serialize settings to json string
# The `indent` keyword argument is passed to `jsonpickle.encode`
settings_string = ss.to_string(settings, indent=2)
print("settings_string =", settings_string)

# Deserialize settings from json string
loaded_settings = ss.from_string(settings_string)
print(f"{loaded_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_settings == settings)

# Non-existing attribute with indexing operator returns `None`
print(f"{settings['fifth_value'] = }")

# Non-existing attribute raises `AttributeError`
try:
    print(f"{settings.fifth_value = }")
except AttributeError as ae:
    print(ae)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'first_value': 100, 'second_value': 3.14, 'third_value': True, 'fourth_value': {'name': 'subsettings', 'value': 200}}
settings_string = {
  "py/object": "smartsettings.smartsettings.SmartSettings",
  "name": "settings",
  "first_value": 100,
  "second_value": 3.14,
  "third_value": true,
  "fourth_value": {
    "py/object": "smartsettings.smartsettings.SmartSettings",
    "name": "subsettings",
    "value": 200
  }
}
loaded_settings = {'name': 'settings', 'first_value': 100, 'second_value': 3.14, 'third_value': True, 'fourth_value': {'name': 'subsettings', 'value': 200}}
True
settings['fifth_value'] = None
'SmartSettings' object has no attribute 'fifth_value'

import smartsettings as ss


class ChildSettings(ss.SmartSettings):
    def __init__(self, name: str, value: int) -> None:
        self.name = name
        self.value = value


class ParentSettings(ss.SmartSettings):
    def __init__(self, name: str, children: list[ChildSettings]) -> None:
        self.name = name
        self.children = children


parent_settings = ParentSettings(
    name="parent",
    children=[
        ChildSettings(name="first child", value=100),
        ChildSettings(name="second child", value=200),
        ChildSettings(name="third child", value=300),
    ],
)
print(f"{parent_settings = }")

# Serialize settings to json string
# The `indent` keyword argument is passed to `jsonpickle.encode`
parent_settings_string = ss.to_string(parent_settings, indent=2)
print("parent_settings_string =", parent_settings_string)

# Deserialize settings from json string
loaded_parent_settings = ss.from_string(parent_settings_string)
print(f"{loaded_parent_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_parent_settings == parent_settings)

parent_settings = {'name': 'parent', 'children': [{'name': 'first child', 'value': 100}, {'name': 'second child', 'value': 200}, {'name': 'third child', 'value': 300}]}
parent_settings_string = {
  "py/object": "__main__.ParentSettings",
  "name": "parent",
  "children": [
    {
      "py/object": "__main__.ChildSettings",
      "name": "first child",
      "value": 100
    },
    {
      "py/object": "__main__.ChildSettings",
      "name": "second child",
      "value": 200
    },
    {
      "py/object": "__main__.ChildSettings",
      "name": "third child",
      "value": 300
    }
  ]
}
loaded_parent_settings = {'name': 'parent', 'children': [{'name': 'first child', 'value': 100}, {'name': 'second child', 'value': 200}, {'name': 'third child', 'value': 300}]}
True

import smartsettings as ss

# Add attributes on initialization
settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="settings", value=100)
print(f"{settings = }")

# Serialize and encrypt settings to string
settings_string = ss.to_string(settings, crypto_key="secret")
print("settings_string =", settings_string)

# Decrypt and deserialize settings from string
loaded_settings = ss.from_string(settings_string, crypto_key="secret")
print(f"{loaded_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_settings == settings)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
settings_string = GmllNjgIP9KhgWIWiv8pva6r9vVCFldz3NKv9sbAdy+gpRDU1MuO4Rcs9NoooD/yXudNWWPTbWmjbfIaxRv/VZ6bIy6Gsn/LAZJl6K3PgWHcIP3v6rZWZGMuH9yquTHf
loaded_settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
True

from pathlib import Path
import smartsettings as ss

# Settings file path
JSON_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH = Path("settings/settings.json")

# Default settings
default_settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="default_settings", value=0)

# Add attributes on initialization
settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="settings", value=100)
print(f"{settings = }")

# Serialize settings to json file
# The `backup_num` keyword argument controls the number of backup files
# When `backup_num=None` (default), the number of backup files is unlimited
# When `backup_num=0`, there is no backup file at all
# The `indent` keyword argument is passed to `jsonpickle.encode`
ss.to_file(
    settings,
    JSON_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH,
    backup_num=2,
    indent=2,
)

# Deserialize settings from json file
# In case the settings file does not exist, the `default_settings` is loaded.
loaded_settings = ss.from_file(
    JSON_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH,
    default_settings=default_settings,
)
print(f"{loaded_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_settings == settings)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
loaded_settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
True

from pathlib import Path
import smartsettings as ss

# Encrypted settings file path
ENCRYPTED_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH = Path("settings/settings.txt")

# Default settings
default_settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="default_settings", value=0)

# Add attributes on initialization
settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="settings", value=100)
print(f"{settings = }")

# Serialize and encrypt settings to text file
# The `backup_num` keyword argument controls the number of backup files
# When `backup_num=None` (default), the number of backup files is unlimited
# When `backup_num=0`, there is no backup file at all
ss.to_file(
    settings,
    ENCRYPTED_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH,
    crypto_key="secret",
    backup_num=2,
)

# Decrypt and deserialize settings from text file
# In case the settings file does not exist, the `default_settings` is loaded.
loaded_settings = ss.from_file(
    ENCRYPTED_SETTINGS_FILE_PATH,
    crypto_key="secret",
    default_settings=default_settings,
)
print(f"{loaded_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_settings == settings)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
loaded_settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
True

import smartsettings as ss

# Settings
settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="settings", value=100)
print(f"{settings = }")

# New settings
new_settings = ss.SmartSettings(name="new_settings", value=200)
print(f"{new_settings = }")

# Update `settings` with `new_settings`
# `<<` operator has the same effect as `_update_with` method
# `settings._update_with(new_settings)`
settings << new_settings
print(f"{settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(settings == new_settings)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'value': 100}
new_settings = {'name': 'new_settings', 'value': 200}
settings = {'name': 'new_settings', 'value': 200}
True

import smartsettings as ss

# Dictionary settings
settings = dict(name="settings", first_value=100)
settings["second_value"] = 3.14
settings["third_value"] = True
# Dictionary subsettings
settings["fourth_value"] = dict(name="subsettings", value=200)
print(f"{settings = }")

# Serialize settings to json string
# The `indent` keyword argument is passed to `jsonpickle.encode`
settings_string = ss.to_string(settings, indent=2)
print("settings_string =", settings_string)

# Deserialize settings from json string
loaded_settings = ss.from_string(settings_string)
print(f"{loaded_settings = }")

# The 2 settings are equal
print(loaded_settings == settings)

settings = {'name': 'settings', 'first_value': 100, 'second_value': 3.14, 'third_value': True, 'fourth_value': {'name': 'subsettings', 'value': 200}}
settings_string = {
  "name": "settings",
  "first_value": 100,
  "second_value": 3.14,
  "third_value": true,
  "fourth_value": {
    "name": "subsettings",
    "value": 200
  }
}
loaded_settings = {'name': 'settings', 'first_value': 100, 'second_value': 3.14, 'third_value': True, 'fourth_value': {'name': 'subsettings', 'value': 200}}
True