quikenv 1.0.0

REALLY quick(and lazy way) to use the python dot-env project.

Quikenv

This was wrapper around the python dot-env project at

• https://github.com/theskumar/python-dotenv
• https://pypi.org/project/python-dotenv/

Here is the pypi release I made:

• https://pypi.org/project/quikenv/

I really liked the project but wanted something even more lazy. All credit goes to the original developers. I only added features I wanted on top of an already really great project.

This wrapper has the following features:

• A ezload() classmethod that automatically looks for for your .env file in the current working directory and 2 dirs up

import quikenv

env = quikenv.ezload()
var = env.get("my_environment_var")
print(env.environment_variables)

• A proper_load() classmethod that will load this class with a given file path

import quikenv

env_path = "C:/somedir/.env"
env = quikenv.proper_load(env_path)
var = env.get("my_environment_var")
print(env.environment_variables)

• A normal procedural start for the class

import quikenv

env_path = "C:/somedir/.env"
env = quickenv.Quikenv(env_path)
env.load()
var = env.get("my_environment_var")
print(env.environment_variables)

• A lot of safety features (I don't think speed is relevant here):
  • Errors out when you give it an invalid file path to the .env file
  • Will NOT add values from your computer and will only use values from your .env file
  • Errors out when you try to get a value that doesn't exist or has am empty value
    • My years of programming has taught me that I'm still stupid enough to do this. You probably are too.
    • At least you get told now when something is null/empty instead of spending 2 hours debugging your idiocy.