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multi-profile

v5.1.3

Published

Multi-profile is a module to manage global configurations for multiple profiles.

Downloads

18

Readme

multi-profile NPM version Build Status Dependency Status

Multi-profile is a module to manage global configurations for multiple profiles.

Installation

npm install multi-profile --save

Usage

var profile = require('multi-profile');
var data = {};
var p = profile({
  path: '~/.cortex',
  context: data,
  schema: {
    port: {
      value: 8888,
      type: {
        validator: function(v, key, attr) {
          if (v <= 9000) {
            attr.error('`port` must greater than 9000');
          }
          // If you've already called `attr.error`, it will be considered a failure,
          // which means it's not necessary to return a value
          return v > 9000;
        },
        setter: function(v, key, attr) {
          // `this` <=> `data`
          // The return value will set to the multi-profile instance.
          // And in the same time, we set `port` to `data`
          return this.port = v;
        },
        getter: function(v, key, attr) {
          return this.port || v;
        }
      }
    },

    rcfile: {
      value: '~/.bashrc'
    }
  }
});

// .init() method must be called before any invocations of other methods.
p.init();

profile

Instance Methods

.add(name)

Add a profile

.all()

Get all profile names

.current()

Get the name of the current profile

.switchTo(name)

Switch to a profile

.del(name)

Delete a profile by name

.set(key, value)

Set a configuration. If key is not in the schema, nothing will be done.

.set(key_value_map)

Set a bunch of configurations

.get()

Get all configurations of the curent profile

.get(key)

Get the configuration of the current profile by key

.getConfigFile()

Returns path the path of the configuration file.

.save(data)

Save data to the configuration.

If data is not specified, all writable key-values will be saved.

Static Methods

profile.resolveHomePath(path)

Resolve '~/' to the absolute home path of the curernt user.