The config parser #7
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The parser should be able to read a yaml config file, currently no feature has been made on what it will do after that. Currently it just prints the settings.
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Couple small things, and I'll get you to look at my Device class MR, and then probably make some changes to this based off of how the configuration looks over there
examples/config/config_parser.py
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Probably won't want this in here, as I believe this will get called whenever this module gets imported
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Hey man I changed it.
examples/config/config_parser.py
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| config = parser("device_config_test.yaml") | ||
| data=config.file_reader() | ||
| devices=data["devices"] | ||
| found=False | ||
| for device in devices: | ||
| if device==platform.system(): | ||
| config.settings_return(devices[device]) | ||
| found=True | ||
| if found==False: | ||
| config.settings_return(data["devices"]["default"]) | ||
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This is a nice little test, but so this only runs with this module is ran explicity, should put this above:
if __name__ == '__main__':
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Thanks for pointing that out.
examples/config/config_parser.py
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| class parser: | ||
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Good practice to put spaces between comma and next parameter:
def __init__(self, filepath):
This is a small update to the config parser, after Daniel's feedback on the initial one
The parser should be able to read a YAML config file, currently, no feature has been made on what it will do after that. Currently, it just prints the settings.
Looking for feedback and what to do next.