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Package shellconf
Short Description Shell-style config-file encoder/decoder
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/okdana/shellconf
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\Dana\ShellConf
\Dana\ShellConf is a PHP project which provides methods for parsing and
manipulating shell-style (specifically bash-style) variable assignments, which
can be useful for simple configuration needs. (But see Rationale below.)
Usage
Install via Composer:
Given a config.sh like this:
And a config.php like this:
php config.php produces:
Useful methods:
load($file)— Load config file$fileparse($string)— Parse config string$stringreset()— Reset any loaded variables betweenparse()callsset($name, $value)— Create and set variable$nameto$valueunset($name)— Unset variable$nameget($name, $default)— Get the value of variable$nametoArray()— Get all loaded variables and their values as an arraytoString()— Get all loaded variables and their values as a bash-compatible config string (to write to a file for example)
Rationale
This project is extremely similar to a number of others designed to read 'dotenv' files, but i had some specific goals in mind that didn't necessarily align with theirs:
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Most of them are focussed on loading files into environment variables, which isn't what i needed. I just want to parse the file, and maybe write it back.
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Some of them don't seem to handle escaping and unescaping in exactly the same way as bash.
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Many of them are overly clever for my purposes, supporting things like bash-incompatible extensions, variable interpolation, even command substition, which i don't want.
- I was interested in some finer-grained methods related to escaping as well as writing bash-compatible lines back out.
For all of those reasons, i decided to write my own implementation. But if you don't care about any of that, you should absolutely check out one of these, much more widely used, projects:
To do
More tests.
