Use toml package

Its usage is similar to json.dumps json.loads

Introduction:
http://mlworks.cn/posts/intro...

For example, the configuration file for using pipenv is

[dev-packages] pytest = "*" sphinx = "*" [packages] click = "*" crayons = "*" toml = "*" "delegator.py" = ">=0.0.6" requests = ">=2.4.0" requirements-parser = "*" parse = "*" pipfile = "==0.0.1" click-completion = "*" "backports.shutil-get-terminal-size" = "*" pew = ">=0.1.26" blindspin = "*" [requires] python_version = "2.7"

Fuck it

In [5]: toml.load(open('Pipfile')) Out[5]: {u'dev-packages': {u'pytest': u'*', u'sphinx': u'*'}, u'packages': {u'backports.shutil-get-terminal-size': u'*', u'blindspin': u'*', u'click': u'*', u'click-completion': u'*', u'crayons': u'*', u'delegator.py': u'>=0.0.6', u'parse': u'*', u'pew': u'>=0.1.26', u'pipfile': u'==0.0.1', u'requests': u'>=2.4.0', u'requirements-parser': u'*', u'toml': u'*'}, u'requires': {u'python_version': u'2.7'}} In [7]: toml.dumps(data) Out[7]: u'[dev-packages]\npytest = "*"\nsphinx = "*"\n[packages]\ncrayons = "*"\nrequirements-parser = "*"\n"backports.shutil-get-terminal-size" = "*"\n"delegator.py" = ">=0.0.6"\nblindspin = "*"\npew = ">=0.1.26"\nparse = "*"\ntoml = "*"\npipfile = "==0.0.1"\nrequests = ">=2.4.0"\nclick-completion = "*"\nclick = "*"\n[requires]\npython_version = "2.7"\n'