command line toml file parser written in rust
can be called on the command line after installation with rtoml
the first positional argument should be a file and the second should be the key in dot notation
if the toml file has the following content:
```toml value1 = "foo"
array_value = [ "1", "2", "3", ]
[table] value2 = "bar"
["table with spaces"] "value with spaces" = "space" ```
the following can be accessed by the following commands
rtoml <filename> value1
rtoml <filename> table.value2
for arrays each value will be printed on a separate newline, therefore the command
rtoml <filename> array_value
will produce the output
text
1
2
3
spaces in table and value names are also supported as long as the entire passed value is quoted like so
rtoml <filename> "table with spaces.value with spaces"
cargo install rtoml-cli
precompiled binaries are also available on github if rust is not installed on the computer