Solution
you can make config files in the config folder. you can even put them in sub folders for management. when retrieving just use dot notation.
Thank you for your response, unfortunately I tried that but I got bool(false) back.
I will try again in a few hours.
Got it to work, I messed it up a bit by doing something wrong but got it to work correctly.
Sub folders in the config can not be accessed using dot. You need to use front slash (/) for them.
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