Python module for loading .ini configuration files with extra bells and whistles.
Confloader wraps the standard library classes and adds the following features:
automatic coercion of common types (int, boolean, lists)
mechanism for referencing other configuration files
dict-like interface
Documentation can be found on Read the Docs.
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