tini — A tiny INI parsing library, written in Rust

Usage

Add tini to your Cargo.toml, for example: toml [dependencies] tini = "0.9"

How to use

Read ini configuration from file

```rust extern crate tini; use tini::Ini;

fn main() { // Read example.ini file from examples directory let config = Ini::fromfile("./examples/example.ini").unwrap(); // Read name3 key from sectionone let name3: String = config.get("sectionone", "name3").unwrap(); // Read list of values let frst5: Vec = config.getvec("section_three", "frst5").unwrap(); println!("name3 = {}", name3); println!("frst5 = {:?}", frst5); // Result: // name3 = example text // frst5 = [true, false, true] } ```

Create ini configuration and write to file

```rust extern crate tini; use tini::Ini;

fn main() { // Create ini structure let conf = Ini::new() // initialize Ini .section("params") // create params section .item("pi", "3.14") // add pi key .item("lost", "4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42") // add lost list .section("other") // create another section .item("default", "hello world!"); // add default key to other section // At any time you can add new parameters to the last created section // < some code > // Now write ini structure to file conf.to_file("output.ini").unwrap(); // Now output.ini contains // ----------------------------- // [params] // pi = 3.14 // lost = 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42 // // [other] // default = hello world! // ----------------------------- } ```

See more in examples folder or in documentation.