config

package
v0.2.13 Latest Latest
Warning

This package is not in the latest version of its module.

Go to latest
Published: Jul 23, 2025 License: Unlicense Imports: 16 Imported by: 0

Documentation

Overview

Package config provides a go-simpler.org/env configuration table and helpers for working with the list of key/value lists stored in .env files.

Index

Constants

This section is empty.

Variables

This section is empty.

Functions

func GetEnv

func GetEnv() (requested bool)

GetEnv checks if the first command line argument is "env" and returns whether the environment configuration should be printed.

Return Values

  • requested: A boolean indicating true if the 'env' argument was provided, false otherwise.

Expected Behaviour

The function returns true when the first command line argument is "env" (case-insensitive), signalling that the environment configuration should be printed. Otherwise, it returns false.

func HelpRequested

func HelpRequested() (help bool)

HelpRequested determines if the command line arguments indicate a request for help

Return Values

  • help: A boolean value indicating true if a help flag was detected in the command line arguments, false otherwise

Expected Behaviour

The function checks the first command line argument for common help flags and returns true if any of them are present. Returns false if no help flag is found

func PrintEnv

func PrintEnv(cfg *C, printer io.Writer)

PrintEnv outputs sorted environment key/value pairs from a configuration object to the provided writer

Parameters

  • cfg: Pointer to the configuration object containing env tags

  • printer: Destination for the output, typically an io.Writer implementation

Expected Behaviour

Outputs each environment variable derived from the config's struct tags in sorted order, formatted as "key=value\n" to the specified writer

func PrintHelp

func PrintHelp(cfg *C, printer io.Writer)

PrintHelp prints help information including application version, environment variable configuration, and details about .env file handling to the provided writer

Parameters

  • cfg: Configuration object containing app name and config directory path

  • printer: Output destination for the help text

Expected Behaviour

Prints application name and version followed by environment variable configuration details, explains .env file behaviour including automatic loading and custom path options, and displays current configuration values using PrintEnv. Outputs all information to the specified writer

Types

type C

type C struct {
	AppName        string   `env:"ORLY_APP_NAME" default:"orly"`
	Config         string   `` /* 200-byte string literal not displayed */
	State          string   `` /* 138-byte string literal not displayed */
	DataDir        string   `env:"ORLY_DATA_DIR" usage:"storage location for the event store" default:"~/.local/cache/orly"`
	Listen         string   `env:"ORLY_LISTEN" default:"0.0.0.0" usage:"network listen address"`
	Port           int      `env:"ORLY_PORT" default:"3334" usage:"port to listen on"`
	LogLevel       string   `env:"ORLY_LOG_LEVEL" default:"info" usage:"debug level: fatal error warn info debug trace"`
	DbLogLevel     string   `env:"ORLY_DB_LOG_LEVEL" default:"info" usage:"debug level: fatal error warn info debug trace"`
	Pprof          string   `env:"ORLY_PPROF" usage:"enable pprof on 127.0.0.1:6060" enum:"cpu,memory,allocation"`
	AuthRequired   bool     `env:"ORLY_AUTH_REQUIRED" default:"false" usage:"require authentication for all requests"`
	PublicReadable bool     `env:"ORLY_PUBLIC_READABLE" default:"true" usage:"allow public read access to regardless of whether the client is authed"`
	SpiderSeeds    []string `` /* 261-byte string literal not displayed */
	Owners         []string `` /* 173-byte string literal not displayed */
	Private        bool     `` /* 141-byte string literal not displayed */
}

C holds application configuration settings loaded from environment variables and default values. It defines parameters for app behaviour, storage locations, logging, and network settings used across the relay service.

func New

func New() (cfg *C, err error)

New creates and initializes a new configuration object for the relay application

Return Values

  • cfg: A pointer to the initialized configuration struct containing default or environment-provided values

  • err: An error object that is non-nil if any operation during initialization fails

Expected Behaviour:

Initializes a new configuration instance by loading environment variables and checking for a .env file in the default configuration directory. Sets logging levels based on configuration values and returns the populated configuration or an error if any step fails

type KV

type KV struct{ Key, Value string }

KV is a key/value pair.

type KVSlice

type KVSlice []KV

KVSlice is a sortable slice of key/value pairs, designed for managing configuration data and enabling operations like merging and sorting based on keys.

func EnvKV

func EnvKV(cfg any) (m KVSlice)

EnvKV generates key/value pairs from a configuration object's struct tags

Parameters

  • cfg: A configuration object whose struct fields are processed for env tags

Return Values

  • m: A KVSlice containing key/value pairs derived from the config's env tags

Expected Behaviour

Processes each field of the config object, extracting values tagged with "env" and converting them to strings. Skips fields without an "env" tag. Handles various value types including strings, integers, booleans, durations, and string slices by joining elements with commas.

func (KVSlice) Compose

func (kv KVSlice) Compose(kv2 KVSlice) (out KVSlice)

Compose merges two KVSlice instances into a new slice where key-value pairs from the second slice override any duplicate keys from the first slice.

Parameters

  • kv2: The second KVSlice whose entries will be merged with the receiver.

Return Values

  • out: A new KVSlice containing all entries from both slices, with keys from kv2 taking precedence over keys from the receiver.

Expected Behaviour

The method returns a new KVSlice that combines the contents of the receiver and kv2. If any key exists in both slices, the value from kv2 is used. The resulting slice remains sorted by keys as per the KVSlice implementation.

func (KVSlice) Len

func (kv KVSlice) Len() int

func (KVSlice) Less

func (kv KVSlice) Less(i, j int) bool

func (KVSlice) Swap

func (kv KVSlice) Swap(i, j int)

Jump to

Keyboard shortcuts

? : This menu
/ : Search site
f or F : Jump to
y or Y : Canonical URL