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convert-lqm-to-json 0.1.15
Convert LG QuickMemo+ files into single, text-only JSON file
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7,<4.0

# Convert LG QuickMemo+ files into single, text-only JSON file

## Installation
`$ pip install [--user] convert-lqm-to-json`

## Usage
`$ convert-lqm-to-json [-h] [-o [<...>]] [-v] [<source1>] ... [<sourceN>]`

#### Arguments

    <source>                Paths or glob patterns for resolving .lqm files;
                            defaults to current directory.

#### Options

    -o  (--output-dir)      Output directory; defaults to current directory.
    -h  (--help)            Print help message.
    -v  (--version)         Print application version.
yamz 0.3.0a1
An easy way to manage environment specific configuration
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

## Yamz
An easy way to manage environment specific configurations.

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### Requirements
- Python >=3.6


### Why Yamz?
All the other names I managed to think of were already taken, so... here we are.


### How to use
I recommend using environments names such as: `production`, `development`, etc.,
Also, if you would like to include variables from your environment, make sure to add a `$` prefix (`$HOME`) and Yamz will make sure it's included.

Note: `global` settings will be available in all environments

- `pip install yamz`
- Configure your environment in `config.yaml` (requires PyYAML)
    ```yaml
    global:
      TEST: some_test
    production:
      HOME: $HOME
      MYSQL_DB_HOST: 1.2.3.4
      MYSQL_DB_PASS: $MYSQL_DB_PASS
    ```
- Configure your environment in `config.json`
    ```json
    {
      "global": {
        "TEST": "some_test"
      },
      "production": {
        "HOME": "$HOME",
        "MYSQL_DB_HOST": "1.2.3.4",
        "MYSQL_DB_PASS": "$MYSQL_DB_PASS"
      }
    } 
    ```

```python
import os

from yamz import Yamz
from yamz.providers.default import YamlProvider, JsonProvider

base = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
path = os.path.join(base, 'config.yaml')

env = Yamz(path, provider=YamlProvider) # or JsonProvider
prod_env = env.load("production")

prod_env.MYSQL_DB_HOST # 1.2.3.4

prod_env.YAMZ_ENV # production
```

### Contributions
If you'd like to contribute and make Yamz better, feel free to open up a PR.
I'll review it at my earliest convenience!