Dumps a dictionary to a file formatted as TOML. Nothing is returned. Creates a new or overwrites an existing file by default (See append parameter to change mode).
Basic Example of dumping data to a file using default positional parameters
maci.tomldump('mydata.toml', data)
In this example, we simply dump data to a file using the tomldump function and pass a string of the filepath to the file as the first argument to the function, then pass the dictionary data as the second argument to the function.
parameters & arguments
Describes all parameter functionality and accepted data types
filename: str | Path
First required positional argument. Accepts strings and Path objects
Use this parameter to point to your filepath
data: dict[str, Any]
Second required positional argument. Accepts dictionaries
Use this parameter to pass in the data you want to dump to a file.
Use this parameter to enable appending mode to write by appending data to the file. A new file will be created if the filename does not exist. Default is disabled which writes new or overwrites a file.
Use this parameter to enable writing string values as a multiline string. Default behavior is disabled matching the default for the tomli-w library.
This function uses the tomli-w library installed as a dependency from pypi as its underlying functionality. For more information on tomli-w, visit: https://pypi.org/project/tomli-w/
