iubeo 0.4.1

What is iubeo?

Friendlier way to write your config.

What is it good for?

You write how you want to read your config.

from iubeo import config

def list_from_string(val):
    return val.split(',')

CONFIG = config(
    {
        'DATABASE': {
            'USER': str,
            'PASSWORD': str,
            'HOST': str,
            'PORT': str,
        },
        'ALLOWED_HOSTS': list_from_string,
    },
    # prefix = '',  # default
    # sep = '__',  # default
)

with the above config, environment variables like

DATABASE__USER=example
DATABASE__PASSWORD=example-password
DATABASE__HOST=localhost
DATABASE__PORT=5432
ALLOWED_HOSTS=example.com,api.example.com,www.example.com

are read from the environment.

CONFIG.DATABASE.USER # "example-user"
CONFIG.DATABASE.PASSWORD # "example-password"
CONFIG.DATABASE.HOST # "localhost"
CONFIG.DATABASE.PORT # "5432"
CONFIG.ALLOWED_HOSTS # ["example.com", "api.example.com", "www.example.com"]

You can also change the separator and add a prefix to manage your environment variables better

CONFIG = config({
    'SECRETS': {
        'API_KEY': str,
    },
}, prefix='APP1', sep='-')

which would be read from

APP1-SECRETS-API_KEY=isik_kaplan_api_key

Iubeo also comes with a couple of pre-configured functions to read common environment variable types:

from iubeo import config, comma_separated_list, boolean

CONFIG = config({
    'DATABASE': {
        'USER': str,
        'PASSWORD': str,
        'HOST': str,
        'PORT': str,
    },
    'ALLOWED_HOSTS': comma_separated_list,
    'DEBUG': boolean,
})