Mapping environment variables can be a bit of a pain.
Now you can replace this boilerplate:
ZENDESK_URL = os.environ['ZENDESK_URL'] ZENDESK_USER = os.environ['ZENDESK_USER'] ZENDESK_PASS = os.environ['ZENDESK_PASS'] ZENDESK_VIEW = os.environ['ZENDESK_VIEW']
With a simple call:
import env
>>> zendesk = env.prefix('zendesk_')
>>> zendesk
{'user': ..., 'pass': ..., 'url': ..., 'view': ...}
Or have a bit more control:
>>> env.map(user='zendesk_user')
{'user': ...}
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