go-toml-config is a simple TOML-based
configuration package for Golang apps that allows you to easily load
configuration files and set defaults. It's a simple wrapper around
flag.FlagSet, so you can use it in pretty much
the same exact way.
With my_app.conf:
country = "USA"
[atlanta]
enabled = true
population = 432427
temperature = 99.6Use:
import "github.com/stvp/go-toml-config"
var (
country = config.String("country", "Unknown")
atlantaEnabled = config.Bool("atlanta.enabled", false)
alantaPopulation = config.Int("atlanta.population", 0)
atlantaTemperature = config.Float64("atlanta.temperature", 0)
)
func main() {
config.Parse("/path/to/my_app.conf")
}You can also create different ConfigSets to manage different logical groupings of config variables:
networkConfig = config.NewConfigSet("network settings", config.ExitOnError)
networkConfig.String("host", "localhost")
networkConfig.Int("port", 8080)
networkConfig.Parse("/path/to/network.conf")Thanks all!
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