Cyra

Cyra is a simple config framework for Python.

Cyra's ConfigBuilder makes it easy to specify your configuration. The config can be read from and written to a toml file.

If the config file does not exist, Cyra will generate a new one populated with initial values and annotated with helpful comments.

For a more detailed documentation, refer to https://cyra.rtfd.io

Features

• Config builder
• Value fields (string, int, bool, list, dict)
• Value verification
• Infinite nesting
• Comments
• Load/generate config from file
• Write config back to file
• Sphinx Autodoc

How to use

import cyra

class MyConfig(cyra.Config):
    builder = cyra.ConfigBuilder()

    builder.comment('Cyra says hello')
    msg = builder.define('msg', 'Hello World')

    builder.comment('SQL Database settings')
    builder.push('DATABASE')
    builder.comment('DB server address')
    server = builder.define('server', '192.168.1.1')
    builder.comment('SQL port (default: 1443)')
    port = builder.define('port', 1443)
    builder.comment('Credentials')
    user = builder.define('username', 'admin')
    pwd = builder.define('password', 'my_secret_password')
    builder.comment('DB connection enabled')
    dben = builder.define('enabled', True)
    builder.pop()

How to access your config values:

>>> cfg = MyConfig('config.toml')
>>> cfg.load_file()

>>> cfg.msg
'Hello World'

>>> cfg.msg = 'Bye bye World'
>>> cfg.save_file()
True

Here is the resulting config file:

msg = "Hello World" # Cyra says hello

[DATABASE] # SQL Database settings
server = "192.168.1.1" # DB server address
port = 1443 # SQL port (default: 1443)
username = "admin" # Credentials
password = "my_secret_password"
enabled = true # DB connection enabled