noizu-direnv-config
Python SDK for direnv-config (dc) — read and write YAML-backed directory configuration.
Install
pip install noizu-direnv-config
Quick Start
from direnv_config import DcClient
# Auto-detect the nearest .dc store
dc = DcClient()
# Read a value
db_host = dc.get("database", "host")
db_port = dc.get_int("database", "port")
debug = dc.get_bool("app", "debug")
# Read an entire config namespace
database_config = dc.get("database")
# Write a value (to the local layer by default)
dc.set("app", "debug", "true")
# Write to a specific layer
dc.set("database", "host", "localhost", layer="local")
# Remove keys
dc.unset("app", ["stale_key", "old_setting"])
# List available config namespaces
configs = dc.list_configs()
# Watch for changes
watcher = dc.watch(lambda version: print(f"config changed: v{version}"))
watcher.start()
# ... later ...
watcher.stop()
Backend Modes
The client supports two backends:
native(default) — reads/writes YAML files directly; no external dependenciescli— shells out to thedcbinary; useful when you need full CLI compatibility
dc = DcClient(mode="cli", dc_binary="/usr/local/bin/dc")
Full Documentation
See the direnv-config repository for full documentation, CLI usage, and configuration format.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.
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