ConfigureIt

import (
	"github.com/kuroneko/configureit"
	"os"
	"fmt"
)

var config *configureit.Config

func DoConfiguration(configfile string) {
	config = configureit.New()
	config.Add("key_identifier", configureit.NewStringOption("Default value"))
	fh, _ := os.Open(configfile)
	config.Read(fh, 1)
}

func UseConfig() {
	cn := config.Get("key_identifier")
	// do stuff with the confignode...
	fmt.Printf("key_identifier = %s\n", cn)
}

ConfigureIt implements a simple line-oriented configuration file parser.

The ConfigureIt parser is modelled after a design I have personally used time and time again in C projects, appropriately genercised so allow arbitrary types to be easily extended into the system.

It is important to note that the API is not stable at this time and may change at a whim in order to make it more idiomatic.