kvprocessor 0.1.2

A Python package for processing and validating configuration dictionaries against a custom .kv file format

kvProcessor

A Python package for processing and validating configuration dictionaries against a custom .kv file format.

Installation

Install via pip:

pip install kvprocessor

File format

VARIBLENAME<TYPE>:DEFAULTVAULE

Usage

from kvprocessor import LoadEnv, KVProcessor

kv_file_path = "test/test.kv" # Directory to .kv file
kv_processor = KVProcessor(kv_file_path) # Create a KV processor class
kv_keys = kv_processor.return_names() # Gets the keys (VARIBLENAME) from the .kv file
env_list = LoadEnv(kv_keys) # Loads all the ENV varibles that match those keys
validated_config = kv_processor.process_config(env_list) # Verifies that those env varibles exist and are of the correct type
print(validated_config)

This example mimics the one found in the /test directory. With the kv file of:

DATABASE_NAME<string>:none
DATABASE_USER<string>:none
DATABASE_PASSWORD<string>:none
DATABASE_HOST<string>:none
DATABASE_PORT<string|int>:none
DATABASE_DRIVER<string>:mysql+mysqlconnector
DATABASE_DIALECT<string>:none

You should get a result of: {'DATABASE_NAME': None, 'DATABASE_USER': None, 'DATABASE_PASSWORD': None, 'DATABASE_HOST': None, 'DATABASE_PORT': None, 'DATABASE_DRIVER': None, 'DATABASE_DIALECT': None} This is because the kvProcessor is taking input from the env, and we dont have these env varibles defined. As a result these values default to the defined default value