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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. crudini-0.3/README000066400000000000000000000020011211636607100136650ustar00rootroot00000000000000A utility for manipulating ini files crudini --set [--existing] config_file section [param] [value] --get [--format=sh|ini] config_file [section] [param] --del [--existing] config_file section [param] --merge [--existing] config_file [section] Examples: # Add/Update a var crudini --set config_file section parameter value # Update an existing var crudini --set --existing config_file section parameter value # Delete a var crudini --del config_file section parameter # Delete a section crudini --del config_file section # output a value crudini --get config_file section parameter # output a global value not in a section crudini --get config_file '' parameter # output a section crudini --get config_file section # output a section, parseable by shell eval $(crudini --get --format=sh config_file section) # update an ini file from shell variable(s) echo name="$name" | crudini --merge config_file section # merge an ini file from another ini crudini --merge config_file < another.ini crudini-0.3/TODO000066400000000000000000000003451211636607100135060ustar00rootroot00000000000000support variables without = support --set,--merge of #commented name=value with operation configured with --comment = {always,unchanged} support multiple files passed to --merge possibly support --format=sh|json with --mergea crudini-0.3/crudini000077500000000000000000000243641211636607100144100ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python # vim:fileencoding=utf8 # # Copyright (C) 2013, Pádraig Brady # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GPLv2, the GNU General Public License version 2, as # published by the Free Software Foundation. http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html import sys import ConfigParser import getopt import iniparse import pipes import string from cStringIO import StringIO try: iniparse.DEFAULTSECT except AttributeError: iniparse.DEFAULTSECT = 'DEFAULT' def usage(exitval=0): cmd = sys.argv[0] sys.stderr.write( cmd + " --set [--existing] config_file section [param] [value]\n" + cmd + " --get [--format=sh|ini] config_file [section] [param]\n" + cmd + " --del [--existing] config_file section [param]\n" + cmd + " --merge [--existing] config_file [section]\n" ) sys.exit(exitval) def error(message=None): if message: sys.stderr.write(message+'\n') _sh_safe_id_chars = frozenset(string.ascii_letters + string.digits + '_') def valid_sh_identifier(i): if i[0] in string.digits: return False for c in i: if c not in _sh_safe_id_chars: return False return True def print_section_header(section): if fmt == 'ini': print "[%s]" % section else: print section def print_name_value(name, value): if fmt == 'sh': # Note we provide validation of the output indentifiers # as it's dangerous to leave validation to shell. # consider for example doing eval on this in shell: # rm -Rf /;oops=val if not valid_sh_identifier(name): error('Inavlid sh identifier: %s' % name) sys.exit(1) sys.stdout.write("%s=%s\n" % (name, pipes.quote(value))) elif fmt == 'ini': print name, '=', value.replace('\n','\n ') else: print name or value mode = fmt = update = cfgfile = section = param = value = None def parse_options(): try: long_options = ['set', 'del', 'get', 'merge', 'existing', 'format=', 'help', 'version'] opts, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], '', long_options) except getopt.GetoptError, e: error(str(e)) usage(1) global mode, fmt, update, cfgfile, section, param, value for o, a in opts: if o in ('--help',): usage(0) elif o in ('--version',): print 'crudini 0.3' sys.exit(0) elif o in ('--set', '--del', '--get', '--merge'): if mode: error('Only one of --set|--del|--get|--merge can be specified') usage(1) mode = o elif o in ('--format',): fmt = a if fmt not in ('sh','ini'): error('--format not recognized: %s' % fmt) usage(1) elif o in ('--existing',): update = True if not mode: error('One of --set|--del|--get|--merge must be specified') usage(1) try: cfgfile = args[0] section = args[1] param = args[2] value = args[3] except IndexError: pass if cfgfile is None: usage(1) if section is None and mode in ('--del', '--set'): usage(1) if param is not None and mode in ('--merge'): usage(1) if value is not None and mode not in ('--set'): error('A value should not be specified with %s' % mode) usage(1) if mode == '--merge' and fmt == 'sh': # I'm not sure how useful is is to support this. # printenv will already generate a mostly compat ini format. # If you want to also include non exported vars (from `set`), # then there is a format change. error('sh format input is not supported at present') sys.exit(1) parse_options() section_explicit_default = False if section == '': section = iniparse.DEFAULTSECT elif section == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT: section_explicit_default = True # XXX: should be done in iniparse. Used to # add support for ini files without a section class add_default_section(): def __init__(self, fp): self.fp = fp self.first = True def readline(self): if self.first: self.first = False return '[%s]' % iniparse.DEFAULTSECT else: return self.fp.readline() stdin = "" def _parse_file(filename, add_default=False): # Note we use RawConfigParser rather than SafeConfigParser # to avoid unwanted variable interpolation. # Note iniparse doesn't currently support allow_no_value=True. try: if filename == '-': fp = StringIO(stdin) else: fp = open(filename) if add_default: fp = add_default_section(fp) conf = iniparse.RawConfigParser() conf.readfp(fp) return conf except IOError as e: error(str(e)) sys.exit(1) def parse_file(filename): global added_default_section added_default_section = False try: conf = _parse_file(filename) if not conf.items(iniparse.DEFAULTSECT): # reparse with inserted [DEFAULT] to be able to add global opts etc. # XXX: We don't distinguish the edge case where # there is just [DEFAULT] in a file with no name=values. # In that case a redundant [DEFAULT] will be output. conf = _parse_file(filename, add_default=True) added_default_section = True except ConfigParser.MissingSectionHeaderError: conf = _parse_file(filename, add_default=True) added_default_section = True except ConfigParser.ParsingError as e: error(str(e)) sys.exit(1) return conf added_default_section = False if mode == '--merge': stdin = sys.stdin.read() # read all upfront so that we can reparse if needed mconf = parse_file('-') madded_default_section = added_default_section conf = parse_file(cfgfile) # Take the [DEFAULT] header from the input if present if mode == '--merge' and not update \ and not madded_default_section and mconf.items(iniparse.DEFAULTSECT): added_default_section = madded_default_section def set_name_value(section, param, value): if update: if param is None: _sec = section == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT or conf.has_section(section) if not _sec: raise ConfigParser.NoSectionError(section) else: _val = conf.get(section, param) elif section != iniparse.DEFAULTSECT and not conf.has_section(section): conf.add_section(section) if param is not None: if value is None: value = '' conf.set(section, param, value) try: if mode == '--set': set_name_value(section, param, value) elif mode == '--merge': for msection in [iniparse.DEFAULTSECT] + mconf.sections(): if msection == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT: defaults_to_strip = {} else: defaults_to_strip = mconf.defaults() items = mconf.items(msection) set_param = False for item in items: # XXX: Note this doesn't update an item in section # if matching value also in default (global) section. if defaults_to_strip.get(item[0]) != item[1]: ignore_errs = (ConfigParser.NoOptionError,) if section is not None: msection = section else: ignore_errs += (ConfigParser.NoSectionError,) try: set_param = True set_name_value(msection, item[0], item[1]) except ignore_errs: pass # For empty sections ensure the section header is added if not set_param and section is None: set_name_value(msection, None, None) elif mode == '--del': if param is None: if section == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT: for name in conf.defaults(): conf.remove_option(iniparse.DEFAULTSECT, name) else: if not conf.remove_section(section) and update: raise ConfigParser.NoSectionError(section) elif value is None: if not conf.remove_option(section, param) and update: raise ConfigParser.NoOptionError(section, param) elif mode == '--get': if section is None: if conf.defaults(): print_section_header(iniparse.DEFAULTSECT) for item in conf.sections(): print_section_header(item) elif param is None: if fmt == 'ini': print_section_header(section) if section == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT: defaults_to_strip = {} else: defaults_to_strip = conf.defaults() for item in conf.items(section): # XXX: Note this strips an item from section # if matching value also in default (global) section. if defaults_to_strip.get(item[0]) != item[1]: if fmt: val = item[1] else: val = None print_name_value(item[0], val) else: val = conf.get(section, param) if fmt: name = param else: name = None print_name_value(name, val) except ConfigParser.NoSectionError: error('Section not found: %s' % section) sys.exit(1) except ConfigParser.NoOptionError: error('Parameter not found: %s' % param) sys.exit(1) if mode != '--get': with open(cfgfile, 'w') as f: # XXX: Ideally we should just do conf.write(f) here, # but to avoid iniparse issues, we massage the data a little here str_data = str(conf.data) if len(str_data) and str_data[-1] != '\n': str_data += '\n' if ( (added_default_section and not (section_explicit_default and mode in ('--set', '--merge'))) or (mode == '--del' and section == iniparse.DEFAULTSECT and param is None) ): str_data = str_data.replace('[%s]\n' % iniparse.DEFAULTSECT, '', 1) f.write(str_data) crudini-0.3/example.ini000066400000000000000000000013211211636607100151450ustar00rootroot00000000000000global=supported [section1] dup1 = val1 dup1 = val1 dup2 = val1 dup2 = val2 nospace=val multiline = with leading space nmultiline=not supported with\ ;comment #comment comment_after1=val ;a comment comment_after2=val;not a comment comment_after3=val #not a comment escaped_not_processed=test \nescape colon:val ; supported also double_quotes = "not removed" single_quotes = 'not removed' spaces_stripped = val ; internal_not_stripped = v al ; notempty1= ;comment=val ;Note iniparse requires the = following empty empty= python_interpolate = %(dup1)s/blah interpolate2 = ${dup1}/blah Caps = not significant [section1] combine=sections [non-sh-compat] space name=val útf8name=val 1num=val ls;name=val crudini-0.3/tests/000077500000000000000000000000001211636607100141565ustar00rootroot00000000000000crudini-0.3/tests/section1.ini000066400000000000000000000007741211636607100164140ustar00rootroot00000000000000[section1] dup1 = val1 dup2 = val2 nospace = val multiline = with leading space nmultiline = not supported with\ comment_after1 = val comment_after2 = val;not a comment comment_after3 = val #not a comment escaped_not_processed = test \nescape colon = val double_quotes = "not removed" single_quotes = 'not removed' spaces_stripped = val internal_not_stripped = v al notempty1 = ;comment=val empty = python_interpolate = %(dup1)s/blah interpolate2 = ${dup1}/blah caps = not significant combine = sections crudini-0.3/tests/section1.sh000066400000000000000000000007511211636607100162420ustar00rootroot00000000000000dup1=val1 dup2=val2 nospace=val multiline='with leading space' nmultiline='not supported with\' comment_after1=val comment_after2='val;not a comment' comment_after3='val #not a comment' escaped_not_processed='test \nescape' colon=val double_quotes='"not removed"' single_quotes=''"'"'not removed'"'"'' spaces_stripped=val internal_not_stripped='v al' notempty1=';comment=val' empty='' python_interpolate='%(dup1)s/blah' interpolate2='${dup1}/blah' caps='not significant' combine=sections crudini-0.3/tests/test.sh000077500000000000000000000245331211636607100155030ustar00rootroot00000000000000#!/bin/sh trap "exit 130" INT cleanup() { rm -f test.ini good.ini example.ini; exit; } trap cleanup EXIT export PATH=..:$PATH test=0 fail() { test=$(($test+1)); echo "Test $test FAIL"; exit 1; } ok() { test=$(($test+1)); echo "Test $test OK"; } cp ../example.ini . # invalid params ---------------------------------------- # 1 :> test.ini crudini 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --met test.init 2>/dev/null && fail # bad mode crudini --set 2>/dev/null && fail # no file crudini --set test.ini 2>/dev/null && fail # no section crudini --get 2>/dev/null && fail # no file crudini --get test.ini '' 'name' 'val' 2>/dev/null && fail # value crudini --get --format=bad test.ini 2>/dev/null && fail # bad format crudini --del 2>/dev/null && fail # no file crudini --del test.ini 2>/dev/null && fail # no section crudini --del test.ini '' 'name' 'val' 2>/dev/null && fail # value crudini --merge 2>/dev/null && fail # no file crudini --merge test.ini '' 'name' 2>/dev/null && fail # param crudini --del test.ini '' 'name' 'val' 2>/dev/null && fail # value ok # --set ------------------------------------------------- # 2 :> test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' name val printf '%s\n' 'name = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 3 :> test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT name val printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 4 # Note blank line inserted at start :> test.ini crudini --set test.ini nonDEFAULT name val printf '%s\n' '' '[nonDEFAULT]' 'name = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 5 printf '%s\n' 'global=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' global valnew printf '%s\n' 'global=valnew' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 6 printf '%s\n' 'global=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT global valnew printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global=valnew' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 7 printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT global valnew printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global=valnew' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 8 printf '%s\n' 'global=val' '' '[nonDEFAULT]' 'name=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' global valnew printf '%s\n' 'global=valnew' '' '[nonDEFAULT]' 'name=val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 9 # Add '[DEFAULT]' if explicitly specified printf '%s\n' 'global=val' '' '[nonDEFAULT]' 'name=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT global valnew printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global=valnew' '' '[nonDEFAULT]' 'name=val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 10 printf '%s\n' '[nonDEFAULT1]' 'name=val' '[nonDEFAULT2]' 'name=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT global val printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global = val' '[nonDEFAULT1]' 'name=val' '[nonDEFAULT2]' 'name=val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 11 printf '%s\n' '[nonDEFAULT1]' 'name=val' '[nonDEFAULT2]' 'name=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' global val printf '%s\n' 'global = val' '[nonDEFAULT1]' 'name=val' '[nonDEFAULT2]' 'name=val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 12 XXX: Extraneous [DEFAULT] output in this edge case printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini DEFAULT global val printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' '[DEFAULT]' 'global = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 13 Maintain colon separation crudini --set example.ini section1 colon val grep -q '^colon:val' example.ini && ok || fail # 14 Maintain space separation crudini --set example.ini section1 nospace val grep -q '^nospace=val' example.ini && ok || fail # 15 value is optional :> test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' name printf '%s\n' 'name = ' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 16 # value is optional printf '%s\n' 'name=val' > test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' name printf '%s\n' 'name=' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 17 --existing :> test.ini crudini --set test.ini '' gname val crudini --set --existing test.ini '' gname val2 crudini --set --existing test.ini '' gname2 val 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --set test.ini section1 name val crudini --set --existing test.ini section1 name val2 crudini --set --existing test.ini section1 name2 val 2>/dev/null && fail printf '%s\n' 'gname = val2' '' '' '[section1]' 'name = val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 18 missing crudini --set missing.ini '' name val 2>/dev/null && fail || ok # --get ------------------------------------------------- # 19 basic get test "$(crudini --get example.ini section1 cAps)" = 'not significant' && ok || fail # 20 get sections crudini --get example.ini > test.ini printf '%s\n' DEFAULT section1 non-sh-compat > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 21 get implicit default section crudini --get example.ini '' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'global' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini || fail crudini --format=ini --get example.ini '' > test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global = supported' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini || fail ok # 22 get explicit default section crudini --get example.ini DEFAULT > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'global' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini || fail crudini --get --format ini example.ini DEFAULT > test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'global = supported' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini || fail ok # 23 get section1 in ini format crudini --format=ini --get example.ini section1 > test.ini diff -u test.ini section1.ini && ok || fail # 24 get section1 in sh format crudini --format=sh --get example.ini section1 > test.ini diff -u test.ini section1.sh && ok || fail # 24 empty DEFAULT is not printed printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' '#comment' '[section1]' > test.ini test "$(crudini --get test.ini)" = 'section1' || fail printf '%s\n' '#comment' '[section1]' > test.ini test "$(crudini --get test.ini)" = 'section1' || fail ok # 26 missing bits :> test.ini crudini --get missing.ini 2>/dev/null && fail test "$(crudini --get test.ini)" = '' || fail crudini --get test.ini '' || fail crudini --get test.ini '' 'missing' 2>/dev/null && fail ok # --merge ----------------------------------------------- # 27 XXX: An empty default section isn't merged :> test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' '#comment' '[section1]' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' '' '[section1]' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 28 :> test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val' '[section1]' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name = val' '' '[section1]' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 29 :> test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' 'name = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 30 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name = val2' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 31 printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 32 printf '%s\n' 'name = val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini '' || fail printf '%s\n' 'name = val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 33 printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 34 printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini '' || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 35 printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini '' || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 36 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini DEFAULT || fail printf '%s\n' '[DEFAULT]' 'name=val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 37 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge test.ini new || fail printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' '' '' '[new]' 'name = val2' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 38 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2' | crudini --merge --existing test.ini new 2>/dev/null && fail || ok # 39 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name2=val2' | crudini --merge --existing test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 40 printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' '[section1]' 'name=val2' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val1a' '[section1]' 'name=val2a' | crudini --merge --existing test.ini || fail printf '%s\n' 'name=val1a' '[section1]' 'name=val2a' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 41 All input sections merged to a specific section printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' '[section1]' 'name=val2' > test.ini printf '%s\n' 'name=val2a' '[section2]' 'name2=val' | crudini --merge test.ini 'section1' || fail printf '%s\n' 'name=val1' '[section1]' 'name=val2a' 'name2 = val' > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # --del ------------------------------------------------- for sec in '' '[DEFAULT]'; do # 42 46 printf '%s\n' $sec 'name = val' > test.ini crudini --del test.ini '' noname || fail crudini --del --existing test.ini '' noname 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --del test.ini '' name || fail :> good.ini [ "$sec" ] && printf '%s\n' $sec > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 43 47 printf '%s\n' $sec 'name = val' > test.ini crudini --del test.ini 'DEFAULT' noname || fail crudini --del --existing test.ini 'DEFAULT' noname 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --del test.ini 'DEFAULT' name || fail :> good.ini [ "$sec" ] && printf '%s\n' $sec > good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 44 48 printf '%s\n' $sec 'name = val' > test.ini crudini --del test.ini nosect || fail crudini --del --existing test.ini nosect 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --del test.ini '' || fail :> good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail # 45 49 printf '%s\n' $sec 'name = val' > test.ini crudini --del test.ini nosect || fail crudini --del --existing test.ini nosect 2>/dev/null && fail crudini --del test.ini 'DEFAULT' || fail :> good.ini diff -u test.ini good.ini && ok || fail done