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Read and generalize the configuration

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generalize-config

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Read and generalize the configuration

Overview

A list of variables required for a program's execution environment can be obtained in several ways:

  • Environment Variables
  • Configuration files
  • Command-line arguments
  • etc ...

Especially if you're deploying as a container, you need to reference a file like /run/secrets/... (docker swarm secret) to read the variable.

I developed the generalize-config library because I needed a way to unify environment variables from multiple places into one.

Features

Installation

pip install generalize-config

Usage

Configuration file

Reading extension-based configuration files

envs:
  host: localhost
  port: 8080
from argparse import Namespace
from generalize_config import read_config_file

config = read_config_file("/path/config/file.yml", "envs", encoding="utf-8")
assert isinstance(config, Namespace)
assert "localhost" == config.host
assert 8080 == config.port

The supported extension types are:

  • YAML extensions: .yml, .yaml
  • JSON extensions: .json
  • CFG extensions: .cfg, .ini

Environment variable

Environment Variable Filtering

from argparse import Namespace
from generalize_config import read_os_envs

# APP_HTTP_HOST_VALUE=localhost
config = read_os_envs(prefix="APP_", suffix="_VALUE")
assert isinstance(config, Namespace)
assert "localhost" == config.http_host

Filter environment variables and read files:

from argparse import Namespace
from generalize_config import read_os_envs_file

# APP_DATABASE_PASSWORD_FILE=/run/secrets/password
config = read_os_envs_file(prefix="APP_", suffix="_FILE")
assert isinstance(config, Namespace)
assert isinstance(config.database_password, str)

Merge namespaces

from argparse import Namespace, ArgumentParser
from generalize_config import merge_left_first

parser = ArgumentParser()
# add_argument ...
args = parser.parse_known_args()[0]

result = Namespace()
merge_left_first(result, args, ...)
print(result)

License

See the LICENSE file for details. In summary, generalize-config is licensed under the MIT license.

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