nextpertise-envy-loader

A reusable helper for Pydantic that fetches environment variables from an Envy API using a Keycloak-secured token. It automatically writes these variables to a .env.envy file and prepends it to your environment configuration.

📦 Installation

Install via Poetry:

poetry add nextpertise-envy-settings

Or with pip:

pip install nextpertise-envy-settings

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🚀 Usage

To load your environment configuration into a .env.envy file:

from nextpertise_envy_settings import EnvySettingsLoader

EnvySettingsLoader.load_env_file(
    envy_env="SCORE_DEVELOPMENT"
)

This will:

• Check for required settings in environment variables (or fall back to defaults).
• Load client_id and client_secret from environment or ~/.envy/auth.json if not passed explicitly.
• Fetch remote settings from the configured Envy environment.
• Write them to .env.envy in the current directory.

Optional overrides

You can override default URLs or encoding directly:

EnvySettingsLoader.load_env_file(
    envy_env="SCORE_DEVELOPMENT",
    envy_url="https://custom-envy.example.com",
    keycloak_url="https://keycloak.example.com/realms/envy",
    filename=".env.generated",
    encoding="utf-8"
)

✅ If client_id and client_secret are not passed or set in environment variables, they are loaded from ~/.envy/auth.json.

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🔧 Environment Variables (optional)

Instead of hardcoding the config, you can also use these environment variables:

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📁 Example .env.envy

MYSQL_USER=abc MYSQL_PASSWORD=xyz REDIS_HOST=localhost