CommentedConfiguration Migrator

This script used to convert your .yml configs to Java code, while migrating to CommentedConfiguration system by Towny.

Who needs it?

It can work with configs of all sizes, but primarly it aims to big configs, whose manual convertation can take a very-very long time.

How to use

Installation

1. To use this script, first of all you need to download main.py file.
2. After that, put it in folder with your configs (it's the most convenient way of usage)
3. This script uses PyYAML, so you probably will need to install it via pip install PyYAML
4. Finally, launch your terminal and execute script via py main.py
5. Put path to your config file into the dialog box.

Script will create output.java with default templates, taken from TestNodes file

Now you can copy contents of output.java to your Java code =)

Setting up your own templates

If you want, you can set up your own templates:

1. Download config.yml file and put it in the same folder, as main.py script.
2. Edit config.yml to your liking and run main.py. (while editing, you can use placeholders, described in comments of config.yml)

For example, if you want to generate TestEnumNodes, you can use this:

# Template, used for parents of YAML blocks
#
# They are private for default, because usually
# we don't need to access it via code.
#
# placeholders:
# · {type} - type of node's value
# · {name} - formatted name (generated from path)
# · {path} - path to node in config
parent_node:
  - '{name}('
  - '          {path},'
  - '          null,'
  - '          new String[]'
  - '),'

# Template, used for nodes with value
#
# They are public for default, because usually
# we access it via code to fetch data from config.
#
# placeholders:
# · {type} - type of node's value
# · {name} - formatted name (generated from path)
# · {path} - path to node in config
# · {value} - default value, fetched from config
node:
  - '{name}('
  - '          {path},'
  - '          {value},'
  - '          new String[]'
  - '),'

Issues

It doesn't support comments migration, because of PyYAML lib, used in this project.

But still, it's better than nothing.