Just a code I use in a few Bottle/Flask-based and a few other projects.
from just_another_settings import EnvSelector, EnvField
class BaseSettings(object):
DEBUG = True
# EnvField looks for the variable and fetches it, otherwise use value from default parameter
MONGOLAB_URL = EnvField('MONGO_URL')
HOST = EnvField('HOST', default='localhost')
class ProdSettings(BaseSettings):
DEBUG = False
HOST = 'example.com'
class DevSettings(BaseSettings):
pass
# env selector - selects settings base on env values
env_selector = EnvSelector('APP_MODE', 'dev', dev=DevSettings(), prod=ProdSettings())
# value selector - selects settings base on passed(to the `choose` method) value
by_value_selector = ValueSelector(dev=DevSettings(), prod=ProdSettings())
# somewhere in main file:
# env
application.config.from_object(env_selector.choose())
# by value
application.config.from_object(by_value_selector.choose('dev'))
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