>From the source:
appconfig.py:
Read from configuration files easily without hurting performance.
USAGE:
During development you can load a config file either in .ini or .json format
(by default app/private/appconfig.ini or app/private/appconfig.json)
The result is a dict holding the configured values. Passing reload=True is
meant only for development: in production, leave reload to False and all values
will be cached
from gluon.contrib.appconfig import AppConfig
myconfig = AppConfig(path_to_configfile, reload=False)
print myconfig['db']['uri']
The returned dict can walk with "dot notation" an arbitrarely nested dict
. print myconfig.take('db.uri')
You can even pass a cast function, i.e.
. print myconfig.take('auth.expiration', cast=int)
Once the value has been fetched (and casted) it won't change until the process
is restarted (or reload=True is passed).
Please search in this group for more info.
Nico de Groot
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