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* [Creating a new configuration file](#creating-a-new-configuration-file)
* [Setting default values](#setting-default-values)
* [Command-line usage](#command-line-usage)
* [Exporting a configuration file](#exporting-a-configuration-file)
* [Importing a configuration file](#importing-a-configuration-file)
* [Editing a configuration file](#editing-a-configuration-file)
* [Using an external editor](#using-an-external-editor)
* [Inline command line editor](#inline-command-line-editor)
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For the rest of this documentation, we will assume that you have the `configlib` command in your global path.
### Exporting a configuration file
To export a configuration file, run the following command:
```bash
configlib --config <config_name> --export <filename>
```
Exported configuration files are stored as YAML files.
> Note: if the filename is not specified, the configuration file will be exported to the current working directory with the name `<config_name>.yaml`
### Importing a configuration file
To import a configuration file, you must specify a valid yaml file, run the following command:
```bash
configlib --config <config_name> --import <filename>
```
### Editing a configuration file
There are two ways to edit a configuration file using ConfigLib