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Conflicts: gofigure.go
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Adds the ability to specify a configuration file. By default, configuration files are not considered, they must be explicitly specified.
To specify a configuration file, set the FileHandler of an instance of Config to any valid object implementing the gofigure.File interface. Only configuration options whose FileSpec is specified are extracted from configuration files. A 'file spec' for a configuration option matches the regex (?P[^.]+.)*(?P). For example, a specification could be 'options.video.resolution', which would extract the 'resolution' key from the 'video' subcategory of category 'options'.
This pull request comes with an example implementation of file, JsonFile, which can be used to extract information of any type as a string from a JSON file. Each JSON object is a category, which can contain
any amount of categories (objects) or values (primitive types - string, number or boolean).
The JSON file functionality is tested.
By default, the configuration file takes precedence over the environment. This can be reversed by a flag on the Config object. Feel free to alter this, the tests do not depend on its default value.