configcraft takes an example configuration file, and it generates a working parsing code with default values taken from the input file.
For example to generate the parsing C++ code for a JSON file simply run:
./configcraft -jc config.json
This will generate 3 files:
Config.hpp
ConfigJSON.hpp
ConfigJSON.cpp
If the configuration file content is in a string named cfg, you simply add the following to your code:
#include "ConfigJSON.hpp"
[...]
ConfigJSON cfg;
cfg.parse(cfg);
Your configuration can be retrieved with cfg.getRoot(), which returns a type ROOT defined in Config.hpp.
Currently only C++ and JSON are supported: contributions are welcome