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lcf-lib

v25.1.0

Published

Lightweight Config File (lcf) parser for Node.js (ESM + TypeScript)

Readme

Lightweight Config File (lcf)

Is a Lightweight configuration file made for all those aplications than need one of this, we support js with our package lcf and for java we jave our maven lib than you can use anywhere.

::{path}
    {key}>>{value}
    ::{subPath}
        {key}>>{value}
::config
    debug>>true
    ::production
        port>>80

This are the supported data types for the values.

["", "", ""]

[0, 0, 0]

[true, false, false]

""

true/false

5

0.50

Also if you are using vscode and other code editor u can install lcf-linter.

${key}>>{value}

wiht the $ symbol you can hide values from text hover at code.

Node.js

In javascript you can install lcf-lib by executing the following command. (Types inluded)

npm install lcf-lib

Now you can use the lib.

import { LCFConfig } from "lcf-lib"

const config = LCFConfig("./config.lcf")

const debug = config.get("config:debug")
const debug = config.get("config:production:port")