Parsenvy 2.1.0

Enviously elegant environment variable parsing

Parsenvy is an enviously elegant environment variable parsing Python library.

Environment variables are strings by default. This can be rather inconvenient if you’re dealing with a number of them, and in a variety of desired types. Parsenvy aims to provide an intuitive, explicit interface for retrieving these values in appropriate types with human-friendly syntax.

Features

• Compatible with Python 3.6+ only (the last Python 2 compatible version was 1.0.2)

• Fully tested on Linux and Windows

• No dependencies aside from Python’s core builtins, os, and typing modules

• BSD (3-Clause) licensed

Examples

>>> import parsenvy
>>> parsenvy.bool('BOOL_ENV_VAR')  # BOOL_ENV_VAR=True
True
>>> parsenvy.int('INT_ENV_VAR')  # INT_ENV_VAR=13
13
>>> parsenvy.float('FLOAT_ENV_VAR')  # FLOAT_ENV_VAR=555.55
555.55
>>> parsenvy.list('LIST_ENV_VAR')  # LIST_ENV_VAR=shiver,me,timbers
['shiver', 'me', 'timbers']
>>> parsenvy.tuple('TUPLE_ENV_VAR')  # TUPLE_ENV_VAR=hello,world
('hello', 'world')
>>> parsenvy.str('STR_ENV_VAR')  # STR_ENV_VAR=meep
'meep'
>>> parsenvy.set('SET_ENV_VAR')  # SET_ENV_VAR=wat,wut,wot
set(['wat', 'wut', 'wot'])

# Note: Version 3 will deprecate parsenvy.dict().
>>> parsenvy.dict('DICT_ENV_VAR')  # DICT_ENV_VAR=a:1,b:2
{'a': '1', 'b': '2'}

Install

pip install parsenvy

Contributing

Contributions of all sorts are welcome, be they bug reports, patches, or even just feedback. Creating a new issue or pull request is probably the best way to get started.

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.