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JConf

JConf is a easy and light library for config module in Java or Groovy applications.

Currently this library support JSON, YAML, INI, XML, Properties

Visit http://jconf.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ for more detail info

Usage

For maven

add dependency

    <dependency>
        <groupId>com.github.nateriver520</groupId>
        <artifactId>jconf</artifactId>
        <version>0.2.1</version>
    </dependency>

Example

if I want to load a json config like this:

    {
      "person": {
        "name": "Guillaume",
        "age": 33,
        "score": 93.3,
        "id": 110000012129,
        "pets": [
          "dog",
          "cat"
        ],
        "is_admin": true
      },
      "work": "cs"
    }

Here is example

    // support yaml, ini
    // also support load from text or stream
    def conf = new Config('conf.json')

    conf.getString("person.name") // "Guillaume"
    conf.getInteger("person.age") // 33
    conf.getDouble("person.score") // 93.3
    conf.getFloat("person.score") // 93.3
    conf.getLong("person.id") // 110000012129
    conf.getBoolean("person.is_admin") // true
    conf.getList("person.pets") // ["dog", "cat"]
    conf.getString("work") //"cs"

    // default value
    // don't exist so return default value: "[email protected]"
    conf.getString("persion.mail", "[email protected]")

    // use other separator
    // set separator with ::
    conf.separator = "::"

    conf.getString("person::name") // "Guillaume"

    // we also can set config manually
    conf.set("person::name", "jack")
    conf.get("person::name") // "jack"

    // delete conf
    conf.del("person::name")
    conf.exist("person::name") // false

    // we can reset config to the origin version without change
    conf.reset()

LICENSE

MIT

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Why choose Jyaml

I'm curious why you chose to base jconf on jyaml librarie ?
i'm asking because the development on jyaml has stopped long ago and it does not support the Yaml spec be it in 1.0 or 1.1 version.

snakeyaml does support the full spec and is under active development