Divine
Divine is a configuration utility with unique features:
- Ability to chain configs together, composing the whole from pieces
- Ability to quickly grab a nested key using notation like c.get('abc/xyz/foo/bar')
- Integrated f-strings for composable values and DRY patterns
- Auto-callable config entries to instantiate a class or call a function with args and kwargs automatically from the config (yes, this is a security risk; don't parse any config from unknown sources)
Divine accepts YAML or JSON files. It can be manually configured or auto-configured with an environment variable pointing to a config file. This allows for many processes to use the config without having to explicitly initialize the config in each process.
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