django-settings-enumerate 0.1.1

django management command to dump an ordered list of settings

django-settings-enumerate

Django management command that dumps all settings in a flattened dot-notation format with automatic sensitive-value hashing.

Installation

pip install django-settings-enumerate

Add to INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    "django_settings_enumerate",
]

Usage

# Dump all settings (flattened text)
./manage.py enumerate_settings

# JSON output (nested, unchanged structure)
./manage.py enumerate_settings --format json

# Filter by prefix
./manage.py enumerate_settings --filter DATABASE

# Show sensitive values instead of sha256 hashes
./manage.py enumerate_settings --show-sensitive

# Diff against a previous dump
./manage.py enumerate_settings > baseline.txt
./manage.py enumerate_settings --diff baseline.txt

Output format

Text output uses flattened dot-notation with JSON-encoded leaf values:

ALLOWED_HOSTS[0] = "*"
DATABASES.default.ENGINE = "django.db.backends.postgresql"
DATABASES.default.HOST = "localhost"
DEBUG = true
SECRET_KEY = "d4e5f6..."

Sensitive keys matching API|TOKEN|KEY|SECRET|PASS|SIGNATURE are replaced with their sha256 hash unless --show-sensitive is passed.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.9
• Django >= 4.2