Tt_lib2

safe_write("output.json", data) # creates parent dirs, handles temp files atomic_replace("config.yml", new_content) # avoids partial writes

def save_all_users(user_ids): data = [get_user_data(uid) for uid in user_ids] safe_write("users_backup.json", data)

import tt_lib as ttl

Here is the context for tt_lib :

from tt_lib2 import safe_write, atomic_replace tt_lib2

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