environconfig allows you to use environment variables in Python with a declarative syntax.
A quick example:
from environconfig import EnvironConfig
from environconfig import StringVar, IntVar
class DBCfg(EnvironConfig):
"""Database configuration from the environment."""
HOSTNAME = StringVar(default='localhost')
PORT = IntVar(default=3306)
USERNAME = StringVar()
PASSWORD = StringVar()
CHARSET = StringVar(default='utf8mb4')
NAME = StringVar(default='mydatabase')
# Now you can start using it
connection = pymysql.connect(host=DBCfg.HOSTNAME,
user=DBCfg.USERNAME,
password=DBCfg.PASSWORD,
db=DBCfg.NAME,
charset=DBCfg.CHARSET,
cursorclass=pymysql.cursors.DictCursor)
You can check more examples in the examples directory.
Features
Built-in basic types: String, Bool, Int, Float…
Easy Customizable: CustomVar (just pass a callable to make the conversion)
No mocking necessary for testing: Just instantiate your config with a dictionary.
Easy build complex constructions with environment data: See MethodVar
Collaboration
We are always open to pull requests and accept new var types.
Metadata
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