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easy-config-json

v0.0.1

Published

Anywhere a `path` is given, it may start with `~`, in which case the remaining portion is assumed to be relative to the user's home directory.

Downloads

8

Readme

Usage

Anywhere a path is given, it may start with ~, in which case the remaining portion is assumed to be relative to the user's home directory.

ctor([path], [defaults])

Creates a new Config object.

If path is given, sets the path so it doesn't need to be given to #load or #save. If defaults is given, copies the values.

.path([path])

If path is given, sets the path and returns itself. Otherwise, returns the path.

.load([function|string|object])

Loads the configuration from file.

  • If passed a function, loads asyncronously, then calls the function, passing itself.
  • If passed a string, loads from the specified file. Returns itself for chaining.
  • If passed an object, merges it with existing config. Returns itself for chaining.

.save([path], [callback])

Persists changes to disk. If path is given, updates the path and saves to the specified file. If callback is given, saves asyncronously, then calls the callback, passing itself.

.get(key)

Returns a configuration value by key. Keys with dots are supported to access deep values.

.set(key, value)

Sets a configuration value for key. Keys with dots are supported to access deep values. Returns itself for chaining.

.rm(key)

Removes configuration named key. Keys with dots are supported to access deep values. Returns itself for chaining.

.json()

Returns a plain object containing a copy of the configuration.

#create(cwd)

Shortcut for creating and loading a Config object. Takes the same arguments as when constructing a Config object.

#read(cwd)

Shortcut for creating, loading, and calling #json().

License

Released under the MIT License (MIT)