Description
Introduction
Miniscule is a library for flexible YAML-based configuration files, inspired by Clojure’s Aero.
Example
Create a file config.yaml with the following contents:
server:
host: !or [!env HOST, localhost]
port: !or [!env PORT, 8000]
debug: !env DEBUG
database:
name: my_database
user: my_user
password: !env DB_PASSWORD
secret: !aws/sm secretThen, in Python:
from miniscule import read_config
config = read_config('config.yaml')Now, config holds a dictionary with the structure of the
config.yaml file, in which the tagged fields have been replaced.
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