nextpertise-envy-settings 0.3.0

Reusable Pydantic BaseSettings loader for Keycloak-secured Envy environments

nextpertise-envy-settings

A reusable Pydantic BaseSettings subclass 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.

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✨ Features

• ✅ Compatible with Pydantic v1
• 🔐 Uses OAuth2 client credentials flow via Keycloak
• 📄 Automatically fetches and stores .env.envy
• 🧠 Prepend .env.envy to Pydantic's env_file list
• 🛡 Graceful fallback to existing file if API fails

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📦 Installation

poetry add nextpertise-envy-settings

Or with pip:

pip install nextpertise-envy-settings


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🚀 Usage

from envy_settings import EnvySettings

class Settings(EnvySettings):
    mysql_user: str

    class Config(EnvySettings.Config):
        envy_url = "https://myenvy.com"
        envy_keycloak_url = "https://mykeycloak.com/realms/realm"
        envy_keycloak_client_id = "your-clientid"
        envy_keycloak_token = "your-client-secret"
        envy_environment = "your-environment"
        env_file = (".env",)


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🔧 Environment Variables (optional)

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

Variable	Description
ENV_API_BASE_URL	Base URL for Envy API
ENV_API_KEYCLOAK_URL	Keycloak realm URL
ENV_API_KEYCLOAK_CLIENT_ID	OAuth2 client ID
ENV_API_KEYCLOAK_TOKEN	OAuth2 client secret
ENV_API_ENVIRONMENT	Target environment name


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📁 Example .env.envy

MYSQL_USER=abc
MYSQL_PASSWORD=xyz
REDIS_HOST=localhost