yamb
YAml Meta Binding microframework
Define schema for YAML documents a-la SQLAlchemy to read, write and manipulate data like a python object.
Basic example
from yamb import Literal, Nested, Collection, YAMBObject
class Address(YAMBObject):
city = Literal(default='New York')
street = Literal()
class Person(YAMBObject):
name = Literal()
phone = Literal()
address = Nested(Address)
def lives_close_to(self, another_person):
return self.address.city == another_person.address.city
class Phonebook(YAMBObject):
title = Literal()
people = Collection(Person)
friends = Phonebook(title='Friends', people=[])
friends.people.append(Person(name='Sue', phone='+12345', address=Address(street='Some blvd')))
sam = Person(name='Sam', phone='+123456', address=Address(city='London', street='Picadilly'))
friends.people += [sam]
with open('friends.yml', 'w') as f:
f.write(friends._dump())
parsed = Phonebook._load(open('friends.yml'))
assert parsed.title == 'Friends'
assert parsed.people[0].address.city == 'New York'
assert parsed.people[1].name == 'Sam'
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