JETTINGS

Jettings is a super simple JSON based settings file manager.

Jettings will help you quick start your python projects.

With Jettings you can quickly:

• Create a jettings file
• Store a jetting value in that file
• Retrieve a jetting value from that file
• Delete a jetting value in that file

You can have as many jetting files as you need for your application.

Each Jettings file you create will store your settings as readable JSON.

USAGE

First Import Jettings

from jettings import Jettings

Create a Jettings file

It is entirley up to you where you place your application settings file.

Here, I am placing an example settings.cfg file in a hidden application settings directory in the users home directory.

app_settings=Jettings("~/.yourappsettings/settings.cfg")

Add a jetting value using sets

app_settings.sets(['myFirstJetting'],'1')

Retrieve a jetting value using gets

a_jettings_value=app_settings.gets(['myFirstJetting'])

Delete a jetting value using dels

app_settings.dels(['myFirstJetting'])

NESTED JETTINGS

You can also create nested jettings. Jettings simplifies key nesting by using the following syntax:

['key1','key2','key3'] 

which is equivalent to the JSON form

['key1']['key2']['key3']

The jettings key format should help you manage your keys using python lists.

Add nested jettings using sets

app_settings.sets(['Customers','1','firstname'],'John')
app_settings.sets(['Customers','1','secondname'], 'Johnson')
app_settings.sets(['Customers','2','firstname'],'Julie')
app_settings.sets(['Customers','2','secondname'],'Julieson')

Retrieve a nested jetting using gets

a_jettings_value=app_settings.gets(['Customers','2','firstname'])

Retrieve a dictionary jetting of nested jettings by using gets

a_jettings_dict=app_settings.gets(['Customers','1'])

Delete a nested jetting by using dels

app_settings.dels(['Customers','1'])

Check if a jetting exists.

does_this_jetting_exist=app_settings.exists(['Customers','1'])