3) In File Configurations

In-File configurations are a set of information like in config.json.

You can assign values to spesific keys using this and use those values.

Let's start with an example by showing how an example in-file config looks like in JSON: In-File Config:

// Hello this is a comment and won't affect your code!
// @variable this is a variable because it starts with @!

/**
 * This is a comment too!
 This is a comment too!
 * You can do these which will be valid:
 * @myVar hello
 @mySecondVar hello2
@myThirdVar hello3
 *********** @myFourthVar hello4
 */

JSON:

{
  "variable": "this is a variable because it starts with @!",
  "myVar": "hello",
  "mySecondVar": "hello2",
  "myThirdVar": "hello3"
}

Let's give an example that has every mechanic of it:

In-File Config:

/**
 * @myVariable hello world!
 * @myOtherVariable Is this a variable?
 * @emptyHuh
 * @thinking true
 * @notThinking false
 * @iAmNumber 1
 * @notNumber NaN
 * @zeroInGerman null
 * @amINotDefined undefined
 */

JSON:

{
  "myVariable": "hello world!",
  "myOtherVariable": "Is this a variable",
  "emptyHuh": true,
  "thinking": true,
  "notThinking": false,
  "iAmNumber": 1,
  "notNumber": NaN,
  "zeroInGerman": null,
  "amINotDefined": undefined
}