hiera-py
Python interface for the hiera hierarchical database.
See the documentation on puppetlabs.com for more detail.
Installation
pip install hiera-py
# Or, if you prefer easy_install:
easy_install hiera-py
# Or, if you prefer to install from source:
python setup.py installSupported python versions
2.7
PyPy
Eventually, I would like to support 3.x and 2.6+.
Getting Started
>>> import hiera
>>> hiera_client = hiera.HieraClient('/etc/hiera.yml', environment='dev')
>>> hiera_client.get('my_key')
'my_value'
>>> hiera_client.get('nonexistent_key')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
hiera.exc.HieraError: Failed to retrieve key nonexistent_key. ...License
BSD
Testing
# Run the tests against python 2.7.
tox
# Run the tests against python 2.7 with code coverage.
tox -e cover
# Run the tests against a bunch of python versions.
tox -e py25,py26,py27,py31,py32,py33,pypy1 maintainer
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