Hopex.MultiConfX
23.0.1
Additional Details
Not creating a configuration file if it did not exist before.
There is a newer version of this package available.
See the version list below for details.
See the version list below for details.
dotnet add package Hopex.MultiConfX --version 23.0.1
NuGet\Install-Package Hopex.MultiConfX -Version 23.0.1
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.
<PackageReference Include="Hopex.MultiConfX" Version="23.0.1" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.
paket add Hopex.MultiConfX --version 23.0.1
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#r "nuget: Hopex.MultiConfX, 23.0.1"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.
// Install Hopex.MultiConfX as a Cake Addin #addin nuget:?package=Hopex.MultiConfX&version=23.0.1 // Install Hopex.MultiConfX as a Cake Tool #tool nuget:?package=Hopex.MultiConfX&version=23.0.1
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Description
Implements reading and modification of configuration files such as INI, ENV.
Adding to the project
.NET CLI
> dotnet add package Hopex.MultiConfX --version 23.0.1
Package Manager
PM> NuGet\Install-Package Hopex.MultiConfX -Version 23.0.1
PackageReference
<PackageReference Include="Hopex.MultiConfX" Version="23.0.1" />
Paket CLI
> paket add Hopex.MultiConfX --version 23.0.1
Script & Interactive
> #r "nuget: Hopex.MultiConfX, 23.0.1"
Cake
// Install Hopex.MultiConfX as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Hopex.MultiConfX&version=23.0.1
// Install Hopex.MultiConfX as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Hopex.MultiConfX&version=23.0.1
Opportunities
INI files
Option | Status |
---|---|
Getting a sheet of sections | ✅ |
Getting a sheet of section parameters | ✅ |
Getting the value of the section parameter | ✅ |
Editing the section name | ✅ |
Editing the name of a section parameter | ✅ |
Editing the value of a section parameter | ✅ |
Deleting the section | ✅ |
Deleting the sections | ✅ |
Deleting the parameter of a section | ✅ |
Deleting the parameters of a section | ✅ |
Adding a new value | ✅ |
Serialization to JSON format | ✅ |
Saving comments | ❌ |
Editing comments | ❌ |
Deleting comments | ❌ |
ENV files
Option | Status |
---|---|
Getting a sheet of parameters | ✅ |
Getting the value of the parameter | ✅ |
Editing the name of the parameter | ✅ |
Editing the value of the parameter | ✅ |
Deleting the parameter | ✅ |
Deleting the parameters | ✅ |
Adding a new value | ✅ |
Serialization to JSON format | ✅ |
Saving comments | ❌ |
Editing comments | ❌ |
Deleting comments | ❌ |
How to use
INI and ENV files have a similar data structure, differing only in the presence/absence of sections. Therefore, an example of working only with an INI file will be given below.
public void Handler()
{
// Create a INI file handler instance
Ini IniHandler = new Ini();
// To work with ENV files, use the Env class.
// Env EnvHandler = new Env();
/**
* Let's create three sections and several keys in each of them
*
* [Section 1]
* Key1=Value1
* Key2="Value of Key2"
* Key3="Value of Key3"
*
* [Section 2]
* Key1="Value of Key1"
* Key2="Value of Key2"
*
* [Section 3]
* Key1="Value of Key1"
*/
IniHandler.Data
.AddItem(
section: "Section 1",
key: "Key1",
value: "Value1"
)
.AddItem(
section: "Section 1",
key: "Key2",
value: "Value of Key2"
)
.AddItem(
section: "Section 1",
key: "Key3",
value: "Value of Key3"
)
.AddItem(
section: "Section 2",
key: "Key1",
value: "Value of Key1"
)
.AddItem(
section: "Section 2",
key: "Key2",
value: "Value of Key2"
)
.AddItem(
section: "Section 3",
key: "Key1",
value: "Value of Key1"
);
// Let's change the value of the first key of the first section
IniHandler.Data.EditValue(
section: "Section 1",
key: "Key1",
value: "Value2" // it was Value1
);
// Let's change the name of the first key of the first section
IniHandler.Data.EditKey(
section: "Section 1",
key: "Key1",
newKey: "Key0" // it was Key1
);
// Let's change the name of the first section
IniHandler.Data.EditSection(
section: "Section 1",
newSection: "Section 0" // it was Section 1
);
// Let's see what we got
Console.WriteLine(IniHandler.Data.ToJson(isIndented: true));
Console.WriteLine("Sections: " + string.Join(", ", IniHandler.Data.GetSections()));
Console.WriteLine("Keys of Section 2: " + string.Join(", ", IniHandler.Data.GetKeys("Section 2")));
/**
* Console output:
*
* {
* "Section 0": {
* "Key0": "Value2",
* "Key2": "Value of Key2",
* "Key3": "Value of Key3"
* },
* "Section 2": {
* "Key1": "Value of Key1",
* "Key2": "Value of Key2"
* },
* "Section 3": {
* "Key1": "Value of Key1"
* }
* }
* Sections: Section 0, Section 2, Section 3
* Keys of Section 2: Key1, Key2
*/
// Let's save the data we created
IniHandler
.SetPath("file-of-config")
.Save();
/**
* Now file "/file-of-config.ini" will contain the following data:
*
* [Section 0]
* Key0=Value2
* Key2="Value of Key2"
* Key3="Value of Key3"
* [Section 2]
* Key1="Value of Key1"
* Key2="Value of Key2"
* [Section 3]
* Key1="Value of Key1"
*/
// Great, now we will gradually remove everything that we have added
IniHandler.Data
// Delete the first key of the first section
.RemoveKey(
section: "Section 0",
key: "Key0"
)
// And both keys of the second section
.RemoveKeys(
section: "Section 2",
"Key1", "Key2"
)
// Delete the first section
.RemoveSection(
section: "Section 0"
)
// Also the second and third sections
.RemoveSections(
"Section 2", "Section 3"
);
/**
* Let's save the result again
* If everything is done correctly, then now we have an empty file
*/
IniHandler.Save();
}
Contributors
License
MIT License
Product | Versions Compatible and additional computed target framework versions. |
---|---|
.NET Framework | net472 is compatible. net48 was computed. net481 was computed. |
Compatible target framework(s)
Included target framework(s) (in package)
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.NETFramework 4.7.2
- No dependencies.
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