cornflakes 2.3.7

Create generic any easy to manage Configs for your Project

pip install cornflakes

Information

This package was created by starting C ++ methods to incorporate into my python implementations.

To make things easier for me, lightweight public libraries were included (especially to carry out string operations):

• hash-library

• strtk

The following methods have currently been implemented:

• ini_load (flexible and ligthweigh ini to dict parser, Faster Than Configparser)

• eval_type (method to parse strings in python-types e.g. int | bool | timestamp

• simple_hmac (vectorized c++ hmac implementation)

• default_ca_path (python function to find a default ssl / ca certificate path)

In the future the following will be implemented: - more hash methods - c++ optimized grep methods - c++ optimized url-tools methods

Currently, the package was only tested for Linux ## Usage

from cornflakes import ini_load, default_ca_path, eval_type

ini_load(files={"s3_configs": ["examples/config/aws_config",
                               "examples/config/aws_credentials",
                               "examples/config/.s3cfg"]},
         sections=["default", "qa"],
         keys={"signurl_use_https": ["signurl_use_https"],
               "aws_access_key_id": ["access_key"],
               "aws_secret_access_key": ["secret_key"],
               "endpoint_url": ["endpoint-url", "host_base"],
               "region_name": ["bucket_location", "region", "aws_default_region"],
               "service_name": ["service_name"],
               "verify": ["ca_certs", "aws_ca_bundle", "ca_bundle"],},
         defaults={
             "region_name": "us-east-1",
             "signurl_use_https": True,
             "verify": default_ca_path(),
             "service_name": "s3",
         })

Development

Prerequisites

• A compiler with C++17 support

• Pip 10+ or CMake >= 3.4 (or 3.8+ on Windows, which was the first version to support VS 2015)

• Python 3.8+

Commands

Just clone this repository and pip install. Note the --recursive option which is needed for the pybind11 submodule:

git clone --recursive https://gitlab.blubblub.tech/sgeist/cornflakes.git

Install the package using makefiles:

make install

Build dist using makefiles:

make dist

Run tests (pytest) using makefiles:

make test

Run all tests using makefiles:

make test-all

Run lint using makefiles:

make lint

Create dev venv:

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install cookietemple ninja pre-commit poetry

Bump Version using cookietemple:

cookietemple bump-version "<version(e.g 0.0.1)>"

Run lint using cookietemple:

cookietemple lint .

Install pre-commit:

pre-commit install

Update pre-commit:

pre-commit update -a

Run pre-commit:

pre-commit run -a

Publish

Its not recommended publish manually (use git-ci or github workflows instead).

make publish