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cc - Golang Configuration Management for Humans™

Only support JSON and YAML.

Installation

go get -u github.com/damnever/cc

Usage

c, _ := cc.NewConfigFromFile("./example/example.yaml")  // file must has extension
_ := c.MergeFromFile("./example/example.json") // do not ignore the errors

c.Must("name")  // panic if not found
c.String("name")

cc := c.Config("map")
cc.Bool("key_one")

list := c.Value("list").List()
list[1].Int()

// environment variables
os.Setenv("float_env", "11.11")
c.Float("float_env")

// flags (import "flag")
flag.Int("flag", 33, "usage")
c.Int("flag")

The priorities: flags > environment variables > normal configs NOTE: we take empty string, false boolean and zero number value as default value in flag, and those value has no priority.

Default configs

We may write the code like this:

name := "default"
if c.Has("name") {
    name = c.String("name")  // or panic
}

Now, we can write code like this:

name := c.StringOr("name", "cc")  // or c.Must("name")
b := c.BoolOr("bool", true)
f := c.FloatOr("float", 3.14)
i := c.IntOr("int", 33)

Pattern && Validation

If you want to check string value whether it is matched by regexp:

s, ok := c.StringAnd("name", "^c")

Or, the make the string value as a pattern:

p := c.Pattern("pattern_key_name")
ok := p.ValidateString("a string")

For int(time.Duration) and float, cc use if-like condition to do similar work. Assume we have threhold: "N>=30&&N<=80" in config file, we can use it like this:

p := c.Pattern("threhold")
ok := p.ValidateInt(40)  // or ValidateFloat

Or, using a pattern to validate the number:

ni, ok := c.IntAnd("int_key", "N>50")
nf, ok := c.FloatAnd("float_key", "N/100>=0.3")

// or, given a default value
ni = c.IntAndOr("int_key", "N>50", 51)
nf = c.FloatAndOr("int_key", "N/100>=0.3", 40)
d := c.DurationAndOr("duration", "N>20&&N<=100", 50)

NOTE: bit operation is not supported.

LICENSE

The BSD 3-Clause License