python-lib-template
config = Config('./ciao.yaml')
# writes a new field in config
config.write(f'cose.cosa', 'ciao')
print(config['cose']['cosa']) # ciao
# pushes a new obj in config
config.push(f'arrays.array_id', 1)
config.push(f'arrays.array_id', 2)
print(config['arrays']['array_id']) # [1, 2]
cose:
cosa: ciao
arrays:
array_id:
- 1
- 2
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