barbara 2.2.2

Environment variable management

Environment variable management

New in 2.0!

• Features have been dropped: - Legacy templates aren’t supported anymore - Subvariables aren’t supported anymore - SSM support has been dropped, as there are better ways to do this
• Schema-version has been added to document schema to make it easier for me to deprecate and change the schema if necessary

Installation

$ pip install barbara

Usage

YAML Format (.env.yml)

1. Create an .env.yml for your project

schema-version: 2
project:
  name: your_project
  output: env-file

environment:
  ENVIRONMENT_NAME: development
  DATABASE_URL: postgres://root@db:5432/mydb
  DEBUG: 1
  MEDIA_DIRS: media,static
  CSRF_COOKIE_SECURE: 0

1. Run barb and you’ll be prompted for the values

$ barb
env-file does not exist. Create it? [y/N]: y
Creating environment: env-file
Skip Existing: True
DATABASE_URL:
user [root]:
password [root]: wordpass
host [127.0.0.1]:
port [5432]:
db_name [sample]:
ENVIRONMENT_NAME [development]:
Environment ready!

1. Inspect the generated file, see your values!

$ cat .env
DATABASE_URL=root:wordpass@127.0.0.1:5432/sample
ENVIRONMENT_NAME=development

Why barbara?

Because Barbara Liskov created the Liskov Substitution Principle and is a prolific contributor to computer science and software engineering. Barbara is one of the Newton’s metaphorical giants that enables us to see further. I humbly dedicate my project to her and her contributions and offer this project to its consumers with a license befitting that dedication.