As requested by @scottcorgan, I'm creating an issue that fell out of #90.
The suggestion is to make superstatic server config a merged combination of values in the divshot.json file, overridden by any config values specified on the command line.
In the context of divshot.io hosting, this should enable config overrides to be made when developing locally, overriding the deployed-server configuration specified in divshot.json.
My particular use case is that I want cache_control values in divshot.json, but want to disable it for local development.
So for local dev, I could say
superstatic -config-override '{ "cache_control": { "/**": false } }' -config divshot.json
And divshot.json would contain:
{
"cache_control": {
"/**": 3600
}
}
And you could remove the --no-cache option that I'm not convinced is working :-): https://github.com/divshot/divshot-cli/issues/101
I believe @@dminkovsky has another use case for this.
The last time I did JSON merging/overriding, I used the jq CLI tool. Might be worth looking at for ideas.
Oh, and logging would definitely be beneficial to see the final merged server config!
As requested by @scottcorgan, I'm creating an issue that fell out of #90.
The suggestion is to make superstatic server config a merged combination of values in the divshot.json file, overridden by any config values specified on the command line.
In the context of divshot.io hosting, this should enable config overrides to be made when developing locally, overriding the deployed-server configuration specified in divshot.json.
My particular use case is that I want cache_control values in divshot.json, but want to disable it for local development.
So for local dev, I could say
And divshot.json would contain:
And you could remove the --no-cache option that I'm not convinced is working :-): https://github.com/divshot/divshot-cli/issues/101
I believe @@dminkovsky has another use case for this.
The last time I did JSON merging/overriding, I used the jq CLI tool. Might be worth looking at for ideas.
Oh, and logging would definitely be beneficial to see the final merged server config!