Can't you just accomplish the same goal by adding a couple of lines to
your settings file? Assuming you had an environ variable DSN set like
this:
DSN=ENGINE=mysql;NAME=data;USER=root;PASSWORD=redpill;HOST=localhost
then add:
import os
dsn = dict([kv.split('=') for kv in os.environ['DSN'].split(';')])
DATABASE_ENGINE = dsn['ENGINE']
DATABASE_NAME = dsn['NAME']
...
I'm under Windows so you might want to choose different delimiters than
'=' and ';' but you get the idea.
I guess it just seems like its easy enought to do in Python directly,
why would you need to really add a new feature to Django for this?
My two cents...
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