thirdparty-yaml 0.1.0

Tools for managing yaml configurations.

thirdparty.yaml

YAML Processing Extensions (e.g. Overlays, Recursive Merging, Includes)

Usage Synopsis

from thirdparty.yaml.overlay import YamlOverlay

yaml_overlay = YamlOverlay()
obj = yaml_overlay.load(yaml_string)
print(yaml_overlay.dump(obj))

Overview

thirdparty.yaml enables yaml content creators to add include and recursive merge directives within the yaml itself.

Example YAML with recursive_merge and include:

---
thing:
  value: 4

<<<:
  thing:
    additional: 6

!recursive_merge :
  thing:
    yet_another_recursive_merge: true

<<<: !include test_simple_mapping.yaml

The result of the above is:

---
thing:
  value: 4
  additional: 6
  yet_another_recursive_merge: true

otherthings:
  myval: 45

Install

python3 -m pip install --upgrade thirdparty-yaml

Contributing

Any contributions and feature requests are welcome! Please submit all contributions for thirdparty.yaml as an issue or pull-request (PR) on thirdparty.yaml's Github Page.

Authors

• Paul Kohout
• Vincent Agriesti

License

MIT License

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