Wrote this module after getting annoyed at having to constantly pass `Config` objects left and right in my personal projects. Not planning on using this in any production systems but though it would be fun to package and share it.
aconf is a module for in-memory configuration. Create your configuration by doing the following:
from aconf import make_config
make_config(hello="world")
And then in any file inside your project access the configuration:
from aconf import conf
print(conf().hello)
# >>> world
That's literally it. The configuration will live in memory for as long as the Python runtime exists, and can be accessed by any file/class/module that calls the `conf` or `config` function (more details on Github). The `make_config` function can take any Python type; objects, functions, etc. should have no issue being passed around.
aconf is a module for in-memory configuration. Create your configuration by doing the following:
And then in any file inside your project access the configuration:
That's literally it. The configuration will live in memory for as long as the Python runtime exists, and can be accessed by any file/class/module that calls the `conf` or `config` function (more details on Github). The `make_config` function can take any Python type; objects, functions, etc. should have no issue being passed around.
* Github: https://github.com/synchronizing/aconf
* PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/aconf/