Arrays in config - YAML

Hi! How do i create an array into my config and how do i call it?

Sorry, i don't have any code as i wan't to learn this.

Example:

Code:

InspectorGadget:
    IP: 0.0.0.0
RTG:
    IP: 0.0.0.1

The list should not be overwritten and it needs to go continously...

I've tried

PHP:

array_push()


but yet to find a better solution..

Thanks

 

Use yaml_parse_file to convert the config to a PHP array, use yaml_emit_file to save an array into a file in YAML-recognizable format.

PHP:

$path = $this->getDataFolder()."config.yml";

$toArray = yaml_parse_file($path);
$toArray["Anonymous"] = ["IP" => "127.0.0.1"];
yaml_emit_file($path, $toArray);



 

Why don't just use set()?

 

Thanks but your code works for individual YAML addition?

What I mean is it has to be like a format for an example something like "Groups.php" on PurePerms.
Whenever someone does /addgroup it automatically sets the correct format and it doesn't overwrite any...

I tried looking into PurePerms's SRC but i couldn't understand.

 

Because SOF3 says not to. And I am on his side. PocketMine's Config::set() and Config::get() are crap. Just use yaml_parse/yaml_emit, json_encode/json_decode or file_get_contents/file_put_contents.

I know it's a pain to parse and emit it, but I don't think there's a direct one-step command way of doing it. So, in my example, I copy everything in the YAML file into an array $toArray. Then I add key "Anonymous" to the array, then save the modified array using yaml_emit

 

Oh ok. Thanks!

 

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Noted, will try this method