ANN: django-yamlconf 1.0.0

[Michael Rohan]

Hi Folks,

 

The package Django-yamlconf 1.0.0 has been uploaded to pypi.  There are a number of YAML (and other formats) support modules for managing Django settings.  The main difference here is:

1. The directory tree is used to store multiple YAML config files with definitions higher up the tree over-riding definitions lower down (intent being a committed version for development values, production settings being in, e.g., “/var/myapp” or mapped into a container).
2. The settings that can be adjust is not constrained: simply add a definition to a YAML file loaded and it’s available as a setting (the setup is an import and a load at the end of the settings file)
3. Can set elements within dictionaries in the settings using a dot’ed notation, e.g., DATABASES.default.NAME: mydb
4. For debugging purposes, a view is available which can be added to the supported URLs

 

For more information and deeper documentation, see the GitHub page,

 

https://github.com/vmware/django-yamlconf

 

Feedback, bug reports, etc., are welcome.

 

Take care,

Michael.

[Michael Rohan]

Hi Folks,

Have published to documentation on this module to readthedocs;

https://django-yamlconf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Take care,

Michael.

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