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Inject your config variables into methods, so they are as close to usage as possible.

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ClassyConfig

Inject your config variables into methods, so they are as close to usage as possible.

from classy_config import BaseModel, ClassyConfig, ConfigParam

# Create your global config manager (example config.json below)
config = ClassyConfig(config_file="config.json")

# Resolve default values based on your config
def print_current_version(version: str = ConfigParam("version", str)) -> None:
    print(version)

# Use Pydantic Models for your config
class Author(BaseModel):
    username: str
    email: str
    lucky_number: int

# Resolve default values based on your config
def print_author(author: Author = ConfigParam("author", Author)) -> None:
    print(author)
    
# Allows for nested values
def print_value(value: int = ConfigParam("nested.value", int)) -> None:
    print(value)
{
  "version": "0.0.1",
  
  "author": {
    "username": "GDWR",
    "email": "gregory.dwr@gmail.com",
    "lucky_number": 17
  },

  "nested": {
    "value": 10
  }
}

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