Generalized all-in-one parameters module.
This package provides a single interface to environment variables, configuration files, and command line arguments. The dictionary-like interface makes interacting with these disparate resources much simpler. It also allows parameters' values to be set in any of the three sources and selects an appropriate value when a parameter's value is specified in multiple sources. This way the most expected value is always returned according to the following prcedence: command line arguments then configuration files then environment variables.
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Usage of this package is outlined in the documentation.
Very simple example:
from crumbs import Parameters
parameters = Parameters()
parameters.add_parameter(options=["--foo"])
parameters.parse()
parameters["foo"]Note
add_parameter is only a slight modification on argparse.ArgumetParser.add_argument. The major difference is all positional arguments to argparse's version are handled by the options argument in ours.
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