pip install confik
pytest .
Examples
import confik
# get a variable
secret_key = confik.get('AWS_SECRET_KEY')
# get a variable and ignore if it doesn't exist
secret_key = confik.get("AWS_SECRET_KEY", raise_exception=False)
# provide a default
admin_username = confik.get("ADMIN_USERNAME", "LeOndaz")
assert admin_username == "LeOndaz"
# provide a default factory
def factory(key):
return "very_confidential_pwd"
admin_password = confik.get("ADMIN_PASSWORD", default_factory=factory)
# $ very_confidential_pwd
allowed_hosts = confik.get("ALLOWED_HOSTS", cast=confik.csv)
debug = confik.get('DEBUG', cast=bool)The default confik instance looks for .env in the base directory of your project, if for some reason you have a different place for the .env file, you can use
from confik import read_env
confik = read_env("confik/path/to/.env")and use it with the same interface as mentioned above.
It's worth noting that confik works with both .env and os.env at the same time, it looks in both.
Integrate with AWS Secrets manager
# here's the example from official secrets manager docs
# make sure to install the required libraries
import botocore
import botocore.session
from aws_secretsmanager_caching import SecretCache, SecretCacheConfig
import confik
client = botocore.session.get_session().create_client('secretsmanager')
cache_config = SecretCacheConfig()
cache = SecretCache(config=cache_config, client=client)
class SecretsManagerProxy(confik.MapConfiKToMappingProxy):
def get(self, key, default=None):
value = cache.get_secret_string(key)
if value is None:
return default
return value
# You could use the async version if you're using an async library
async def aget(self, key, default=None):
pass
class SecretsManagerConfiKParser(confik.ConfikParser):
proxy_class = SecretsManagerProxy
confik = SecretsManagerConfiKParser()
SECRET = confik.get('SECRET_FROM_SECRETS_MANAGER')
# if you're using the async version
async def get_secret(name):
return await confik.aget(name)