Simple Python configuration file management.
Project description
Simple Python configuration file management.
Confirm validates a configuration file (.INI or YAML format) against a YAML configuration schema.
Installation
$ pip install confirm
Example schema file
"system": "name": "required": true "description": "Name of the system associated with the server." "type": "str" "http_server": "listen": "required": true "type": "str" "description": "Listening address of the HTTP server." "default": "localhost" "port": "required": true "type": "int" "default": 8088 "description": "Port of the HTTP server." "threading": "initial_pool_size": "description": "Initial number of threads in the thread pool." "type": "int" "default": 10 "maximum_pool_size": "description": "Maximum number of threads in the thread pool." "type": "int" "default": 100 "deprecated": true
Usage
$ confirm validate examples/confirm.yaml project.conf
Error : Missing required section system.
Error : Missing required section http_server.
Warning : Deprecated option maximum_pool_size is present in section threading!
Confirm can also be used for validation as a Python library:
from confirm.validator import validator_from_config_file ... result = validator_from_config_file(config_file_path, schema_file_path) result.validate() print(result.is_valid())
License
MIT License.
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