Layered configuration loading built on Pydantic.
With Pychu, you can define your program's configuration as a Pydantic model, then load it from multiple providers. Providers are ordered as levels of layers, thus allowing upper layers to override values from lower layers.
At the moment, the following providers are implemented :
- Program arguments
- Environment variables
- JSON
- TOML (with the
pychu[toml]
extension) - YAML (with the
pychu[yaml]
extension)
Pychu requires Python 3.6+ and Pydantic 1.7.3+.
Pychu can be installed through pip.
$ pip3 install pychu # Install the basic version
$ pip3 install pychu[yaml] # Install the YAML extension
The following example loads configuration from a JSON file, but also allows overriding using program arguments.
from pydantic import BaseModel
from pychu.args import args
from pychu.json import json
from pychu import load
class RabbitMQ(BaseModel):
host: str
username: str
password: str
port: int = 5671
rabbitmq = load(
target=RabbitMQ,
providers=[
args(),
json("./config.json")
]
)
print(rabbitmq)
$ cat config.json
{"host": "localhost", "port": 5671, "username": "user", "password": "pass"}
$ ./example.py
host='localhost' username='user' password='pass' port=5671
$ ./example.py --port 5672
host='localhost' username='user' password='pass' port=5672