application_settings - version 0.5.0
"You write the dataclasses to define parameters for configuration and settings, application_settings takes care of the logic."
What and why
Application_settings is a package for providing a python application or library with parameters for configuration and settings. It uses toml or json files that are parsed into dataclasses. This brings some benefits:
- Minimal work for the developer of the application / library
- Parameters are typed, which allows for improved static code analyses.
- IDEs will provide helpful hints and completion when using the parameters.
- More control over what happens when a file contains mistakes (by leveraging the power of pydantic).
- Possibility to specify defaults when no file is found or entries are missing, i.e., aim for "zeroconf".
- Configuration parameters are read-only (i.e., changed by editing the config file); we
recommend (and support) the use of
tomlfor this, which is a human-oriented, flexible, standardardized and not overly complex format. - Settings parameters are read-write (i.e., mostly changed via the UI of the
application); we recommend (and support) use
jsonfor this, an established standardized machine-oriented format.
Parsing is done once before or during first access and the resulting set of parameters is stored as a singleton.
Interested? Then have a look at our quick start or dive into the full documentation.
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License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
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