Confiskus is ini-file parse helper with simple inheritance feature.
Install
$ pip install confiskusUsage
Inheritance is accomplished by extends option in default section.
Content of dev_conf.ini.
[default] extends = base.ini [webservice] url = https://localhost:6543
Content of base.ini.
[webservice] user = web_service_user password = papluhaogrcalmikrpce url = https://ws.otherserver.com
Now while reading dev_conf.ini confiskus will pick up also base.ini.
>>> import confiskus
>>> config = confiskus.Confiskus().read('dev_conf.ini')
>>> config.get('webservice', 'url')
'https://localhost:6543'
>>> config.get('webservice', 'user')
'web_service_user'1 maintainer
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