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func ReadFromFile ¶
ReadFromFile reads data from a file
Types ¶
type AMQPConfig ¶
type AMQPConfig struct {
Exchange string `yaml:"exchange" envconfig:"AMQP_EXCHANGE"`
ExchangeType string `yaml:"exchange_type" envconfig:"AMQP_EXCHANGE_TYPE"`
QueueBindingArgs QueueBindingArgs `yaml:"queue_binding_args" envconfig:"AMQP_QUEUE_BINDING_ARGS"`
BindingKey string `yaml:"binding_key" envconfig:"AMQP_BINDING_KEY"`
PrefetchCount int `yaml:"prefetch_count" envconfig:"AMQP_PREFETCH_COUNT"`
}
AMQPConfig wraps RabbitMQ related configuration
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
Broker string `yaml:"broker" envconfig:"BROKER"`
DefaultQueue string `yaml:"default_queue" envconfig:"DEFAULT_QUEUE"`
ResultBackend string `yaml:"result_backend" envconfig:"RESULT_BACKEND"`
ResultsExpireIn int `yaml:"results_expire_in" envconfig:"RESULTS_EXPIRE_IN"`
AMQP *AMQPConfig `yaml:"amqp"`
SQS *SQSConfig `yaml:"sqs"`
TLSConfig *tls.Config
//NoUnixSignals when set disables signal handling in machinery
NoUnixSignals bool `yaml:"no_unix_signals" envconfig:"NO_UNIX_SIGNALS"`
DynamoDB *DynamoDBConfig `yaml:"dynamodb"`
}
Config holds all configuration for our program
func NewFromEnvironment ¶
NewFromEnvironment creates a config object from environment variables
type DynamoDBConfig ¶ added in v1.3.1
type DynamoDBConfig struct {
TaskStatesTable string `yaml:"task_states_table" envconfig:"TASK_STATES_TABLE"`
GroupMetasTable string `yaml:"group_metas_table" envconfig:"GROUP_METAS_TABLE"`
}
DynamoDBConfig wraps DynamoDB related configuration
type QueueBindingArgs ¶
type QueueBindingArgs map[string]interface{}
QueueBindingArgs arguments which are used when binding to the exchange
func (*QueueBindingArgs) Decode ¶
func (args *QueueBindingArgs) Decode(value string) error
Decode from yaml to map (any field whose type or pointer-to-type implements envconfig.Decoder can control its own deserialization)
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