configuretron 0.1.1

Configuration and Secrets for Python applications

Configure-Tron

Configuretron enables type hinted configuration files and secrets for python. Easily add secrets to your configuration that are encryptable from clients and decryptable from trusted developers and running services.

Features

• Type-hinted configuration

• Simple, readable YAML configs

• Config in source control

• Secrets safely in source control

• Easily swap environments

• Control who can encrypt and decrypt

Installation

$ python -m pip install configuretron

Usage

config.yml

config:
    api_url: https://apitopia.com/api/v1
    api_timeout: 20

config.py

@dataclass
class Config:
    api_url: str
    api_timeout: int = 30

config = configuretron.from_yaml(Config, "config.yml")

Adding Secrets

Adding encryption just takes a few console commands

$ python -m configuretron --yaml=config.yml setup_encryption

Copy the generated base64 private key into an environment variable (in this example, PRIVATE_KEY)

Encrypt and variables in the config (in this example, api_token):

$ python -m configuretron --yaml=config.yml encrypt --var api_token

Then pass the key to the config

private_key = configuretron.env_base64_value('PRIVATE_KEY')
config = configuretron.from_yaml(Config, "config.yml", private_key=private_key)

Environmental overrides

To override values per-environment, add them into the config like so:

config:
    api_url: http://localhost:8080/api/v1
    api_timeout: 20
env:
    prod:
        api_url: https://apitopia.com/api/v1

Then just pass env when initializing the configuration:

config = configuretron.from_yaml(Config, "config.yml", env="prod")

TODO Features

• Config heirarchy

• Type validation

History

0.1.0 (2022-12-22)

• First release on PyPI.