yaml-config

import os from yaml_config import Config # Create a dummy config file for the example config_content = """ database: host: localhost port: 5432 logging: level: INFO """ with open("my_app_config.yaml", "w") as f: f.write(config_content) # You can optionally set environment variables to define config root/dir # For example, in your shell: export MYAPP_CONFIG_ROOT=/tmp # This example assumes the file is in the current working directory. class MyAppConfig(Config): # Define the default config file name to be loaded default_file = 'my_app_config.yaml' # If using environment variables for root/dir, define a prefix: # default_env_prefix = 'MYAPP' # Would look for MYAPP_CONFIG_ROOT / MYAPP_CONFIG_DIR # Load the configuration config = MyAppConfig() # Access configuration values print(f"Database Host: {config.database.host}") print(f"Database Port: {config.database.port}") print(f"Logging Level: {config.logging.level}") # Clean up dummy config file os.remove("my_app_config.yaml")