multicon 0.0.2

A tiny module for creating cascade configs

multicon

A tiny module for joining multiple configs into one.

Usage

#!/usr/bin/env python3.8
import multicon

c1 = {
	'a': 123,
	'b': 256,
	'c': [1, 2, 3],
	'd': {
		'da': 1,
		'db': 2,
		'dc': 3,
		'dd': {
			'dda': 997
		}
	}
}

c2 = {
	'b': 112,
	'e': 9427
}

# Create config, where c1 is default, and c2 is custom (c2 options can override c1 ones)
c = multicon.Config(c1, c2)

# Set a new custom option
c['g'] = 117

# Remove a custom option
del c['b']

# Print config as dict
print(dict(c))

import multicon

c1 = {
	'a': 123,
	'b': 256,
	'c': [1, 2, 3],
	'd': {
		'da': 1,
		'db': 2,
		'dc': 3,
		'dd': {
			'dda': 997
		}
	}
}

c2 = {
	'b': 112,
	'e': 9427
}

c3 = {
	'd': {
		'db': 18,
		'dd': [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7],
	}
}

# Config c1 is default, c2 overrides c1, c3 overrides both
# Custom config is empty at the moment
multiconfig = multicon.MultiConfig([c1, c2, c3], {})
try:
	print(multiconfig['a'])
	print(multiconfig['b'])
	print(multiconfig['c'])
	print(multiconfig['d'])
	print(multiconfig['dd'])
except multicon.ConfigKeyNotExistError:
	print('Key not exist')