appconfig
appconfig is a python module that simplifies the usage of ini based config files. It uses the Python ConfigParser module. The advantage of the appconfig module it that it allows defining default values for all config parameters and to provide a description of each parameter. While writing the config file back it will add comments above all of the config values and since we have default values we never need to check if a value is defined.
Features
The appconfig module offers the following features:
default values for config values
config file generation with parameter description
automatic type conversion and type checks for config values
config directory handling
Changelog
0.1 (2013-06-19)
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1 maintainer
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