YOCO
YOCO is a minimalistic YAML-based configuration system for Python. Visit the YOCO documentation for detailed usage instructions and API reference.
Installation
pip install yoco
Development
- Use
pip install -e .to install the package in editable mode - Use
pip install -r requirements-dev.txtto install dev tools - Use
pytest -rf --cov=yoco --cov-report term-missing tests/to run tests and check code coverage - Use
mkdocs serve --livereloadto test docs locally
Metadata
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