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Informations about the package lbconf

lbconf

Command line utility for reading and writing JSON configuration files

Installation

Install using composer:

Setup

Create an .lbconf meta-configuration file in your project root:

Example:

File paths are relative to the location of the meta-config file.

The files in BOTH the read and write sections are read and merged, and the file in the write section is written to when using the set command.

Dynamic Configuration

For more dynamic configurations, an .lbconf.php file can be used. This file must return an array that has the same format as the .lbconf JSON file.

Usage

The general usage pattern is:

Where <action> is one of: -g|--get, -s|--set, -d|--del, -k|--keys. If only a key is provided, the action is assumed to be --get, and can be omitted. If both a key and a value are provided, the action is assumed to be --set, and can be omitted.

Example:

-g|--get

Retrieve configuration values.

Traverse objects by passing dot-separated keys:

-s|--set

Set configuration values. Values will be written to the file specified by the write key in the .lbconf meta-configuration file.

Types will be inferred, unless explicitly specified:

-d|--del

Delete overriding configuration values:

Note that the key must exist in the write file for the deletion to be permitted. There is no way to delete a key that only exists in the read file. The only alternative is to set it to null, or some such value.

-k|--keys

Retrieve configuration value keys:

Misc

Keys beginning with dashes

By default, a command argument that begins with a - is interpreted as an option. To avoid this behaviour, if a configuration key begins with a -, you can use -- to separate the command options from the arguments:

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crazycodr/standard-exceptions Version 2.*
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