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A lightweight config library for Java to let you write your config elegantly and flexibly.
To add Prism Config to your project, you need to add following into your build.gradle(.kts)
:
Groovy DSL:
repositories {
// ...
maven {
name = "Nova Committee - Release"
url = "https://maven.nova-committee.cn/releases/"
}
maven {
name = "Nova Committee - Snapshot"
url = "https://maven.nova-committee.cn/snapshots/"
}
}
dependencies {
// ...
implementation "io.github.prismwork:prismconfig:0.2.0:all"
// Or use the slim jar if you have the libraries included in your project (Gson, Jankson...)
// implementation "io.github.prismwork:prismconfig:0.2.0"
}
Kotlin DSL:
repositories {
// ...
maven {
name = "Nova Committee - Release"
url = uri("https://maven.nova-committee.cn/releases/")
}
maven {
name = "Nova Committee - Snapshot"
url = uri("https://maven.nova-committee.cn/snapshots/")
}
}
dependencies {
// ...
implementation("io.github.prismwork:prismconfig:0.2.0:all")
// Or use the slim jar if you have the libraries included in your project (Gson, Jankson...)
// implementation("io.github.prismwork:prismconfig:0.2.0")
}
Prism Config by default provides serializers and deserializers for JSON (Gson), JSON5 (Jankson) and TOML 0.4.0 (toml4j).
To parse a config from string into object, you can do this:
String content;
MyConfig config = PrismConfig.getInstance().serialize(
MyConfig.class,
content,
DefaultSerializers.getInstance().json5(MyConfig.class) // We assume that your config is written in JSON5
);
To parse a config from object into string, you can do this:
MyConfig content;
String config = PrismConfig.getInstance().deserialize(
MyConfig.class,
content,
DefaultDeserializers.getInstance().json5(MyConfig.class) // We assume that your config is written in JSON5
);
You can also write it to a file:
MyConfig content;
File configFile;
PrismConfig.getInstance().deserializeAndWrite(
MyConfig.class,
content,
DefaultDeserializers.getInstance().json5(MyConfig.class), // We assume that your config is written in JSON5
configFile
);
To write your own serializer/deserializer, you can use the following code (we use serializing as an example):
String content;
PrismConfig.getInstance().serialize(
MyConfig.class,
content,
(string) -> {
// Do your own parsing here
}
);