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Minimalistic library to handle configuration for the application

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just_config

Minimalistic library to handle configuration for the application.

As for now, it will look for the configuration value in the following order:

  1. In system environment variables.
  2. In default.ini file in the current working directory
  3. In default.ini file in application-specific folder under user home directory

Usage:

>>> from just_config.configuration import Configuration
>>> cfg = Configuration()
>>> cfg['test']
'value'
>>> # If I store my configuration in ~/.app/default.ini
>>> cfg = Configuration('app')
>>> cfg['test']
'value'

Example configuration file:

[DEFAULT]
test=value

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