Gambas

Gambas is a config key validator. You can confirm the config file whether its keys all exist or not.

Generally, default.cfg would be the standard for your config file. (Of course, you don't need to set default.cfg as a standard file name.) And, you has a config file used on your project, but not upload on your git due to .gitignore. I'll call it 'target config file'. Because it is a little bothering to sync two files, you sometimes might miss some keys.

Comparing two files' keys with Gambas, you can find the keys you missed of the target config file.

Getting Started

Built With

• Python >= 3.6.x

Installation

1. Install Gambas with pip command

   > pip install gambas
   

Usage

1. Prepare your 2 config files, default file and target file. The file extension is limited only on cfg, json.

   # cfg file
   PSQL_HOST="127.0.0.1"
   PSQL_PORT="5432"
   PSQL_DBNAME="test_db"
   WEBHOOK_URL="http://webhook.url.com"
   ...
   

   # json file
   {
       "psql_host": "127.0.0.1",
       "psql_port": "5432",
       "psql_dbname": "test_db",
       "webhook_url": "http://webhook.url.com",
   }
   ...
   

2. Execute the command with config files path.

   • -d: the default config file
   • -t: the target config file

   > gambas -d default_config.cfg -t target_config.cfg
   

   You also can compare files with different extensions.

   > gambas -d default_config.cfg -t target_json.json
   

3. If you don't want to let an error raise, execute the command with option --no-error. In this case, the warnig comes out instead of an error message.

   > gambas -d default_config.cfg -t target_config.cfg --no-error
   

Contact

• Chung Yunyoung - yy.chung@linewalks.com