📚 gofigure - Awesome Go Library for Configuration
Go application configuration made easy.
Detailed Description of gofigure
gofigure
Go configuration made easy!
- Just define a struct and call Gofigure
- Supports strings, ints/uints/floats, slices and nested structs
- Supports environment variables and command line flags
Requires Go 1.2+ because of differences in Go's flag package.
Example
go get github.com/ian-kent/gofigure
package main
import "github.com/ian-kent/gofigure"
type config struct {
gofigure interface{} `envPrefix:"BAR" order:"flag,env"`
RemoteAddr string `env:"REMOTE_ADDR" flag:"remote-addr" flagDesc:"Remote address"`
LocalAddr string `env:"LOCAL_ADDR" flag:"local-addr" flagDesc:"Local address"`
NumCPU int `env:"NUM_CPU" flag:"num-cpu" flagDesc:"Number of CPUs"`
Sources []string `env:"SOURCES" flag:"source" flagDesc:"Source URL (can be provided multiple times)"`
Numbers []int `env:"NUMBERS" flag:"number" flagDesc:"Number (can be provided multiple times)"`
Advanced struct{
MaxBytes int64 `env:"MAX_BYTES" flag:"max-bytes" flagDesc:"Max bytes"`
MaxErrors int64 `env:"MAX_ERRORS" flag:"max-errors" flagDesc:"Max errors"`
}
}
func main() {
var cfg config
err := gofigure.Gofigure(&cfg)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
// use cfg
}
gofigure field
The gofigure field is used to configure Gofigure.
The order
tag is used to set configuration source order, e.g.
environment variables first then command line options second.
Any field matching camelCase
format will be parsed into camel
and case
, and passed to the source matching camel
.
For example, the envPrefix
field is split into env
and prefix
,
and the tag value is passed to the environment variable source as
the prefix
parameter.
Arrays and environment variables
Array support for environment variables is currently experimental.
To enable it, set GOFIGURE_ENV_ARRAY=1
.
When enabled, the environment variable is split on commas, e.g.
struct {
EnvArray []string `env:"MY_ENV_VAR"`
}
MY_ENV_VAR=a,b,c
EnvArray = []string{"a", "b", "c"}
Licence
Copyright © 2014, Ian Kent (http://www.iankent.eu).
Released under MIT license, see LICENSE for details.