How LocalStack uses #Dynaconf to manage AWS Boto configurations

https://blog.localstack.cloud/2024-05-08-building-localstack-with-localstack/

Taigram: как мы решали проблемы данных и пришли к бете

Продолжаем рассказывать о разработке нашего Open Source проекта Taigram . В этой статье мы поделимся тем, как организовали конфигурацию приложения, решили проблемы с запуском в разных окружениях и как справлялись с потоком уведомлений. Также затронем тему бета-тестирования и расскажем, как вы можете помочь нам сделать Taigram лучше.

https://habr.com/ru/articles/891290/

#open_source #python #dynaconf #fastapi #aiogram #taiga #taigram #lifespan #json

Taigram: Архитектура приложения

Всем привет! Мы продолжаем работу над нашим Open Source проектом Taigram! Прошлая статья "Taigram: Начало работы" , можно сказать, была посвящена организационным моментам:

https://habr.com/ru/articles/887172/

#python #taiga #aiogram #fastapi #telegram #dynaconf #github #actions #yaml #ci_cd

New feature coming to #python #dynaconf tomorrow!

dynaconf debug-info is a new command, similar to the existing inspect command but as a summary.

feat: Add CLI command debug-info by rochacbruno · Pull Request #1251 · dynaconf/dynaconf https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/pull/1251

Here is how to read #1password secrets on your #Python program using #Dynaconf

You can extend Dynaconf converters and route the load to external tool.

# settings.toml
PASSWORD = "@op op://Vault/namespace/password"

# python
print(settings.PASSWORD)  # password from 1password

For Dynaconf 4.0 we are planning a general @secret op://|bw://|vault:// converter that will parse the protocol.

I really like the new script metadata and UV supports it, so I will update ALL my projects documentation examples to use uv run as the default runner.

Much easier than asking people to create a virtualenv and activate it.

BTW: #Dynaconf is a #Python library I maintain, it loads settings from various sources and parses, merges, validates it, It can be integrated with #Flask, #Django, #FastAPI and supports reading settings from #Redis or #Hashicorp #Vault, or even custom storages.

A simple 2 line change made a huge difference on the time taken to instantiate Dynaconf with the merging of 14 yaml files and 44 validators.

https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/pull/1159/files

#python #dynaconf #tt

Hi everyone, I filled up 35 RFCs on #python #dynaconf for 3.3.0 and 4.0.0 (breaking) so open to hear comments, suggestions, objections.

This work will shape the future of Dynaconf and open the possibility to fix the flaws we have in the current design.

https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/issues

#tt

We finally added typed settings to #python #dynaconf, it uses Typing Annotations to declare defaults and Validators.

Instead of using #Pydantic we decided to go with a simpler solution that is not a breaking change to our current Validator implementation.

So this feature is still tech-preview, there are more details to implement such as subtypes and #django compatibility.

#tt

New feature coming to #python #Dynaconf very soon
https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/pull/1106

`dynaconf list --json` will print out valid JSON representation of the current settings of the application (including #django settings) so it can be combined with `jq`

Get all settings as JSON with `dynaconf list --json | jq`
Get a single key `dynaconf list --json | jq ".KEY"`

Use case:
Support ticket can include a snapshot of the application settings with `dynaconf list --json > settings.json`

#tt

#goodfirstissue on #python #dynaconf https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/issues/1092

A very useful feature is coming to #python #dynaconf very soon, you will be able to override settings not only by nested key but also by its index!

```
export APP_NESTED__level1___2__key=42

# Now translates to

NESTED = {
"level1": [
{...},
{...},
{"key": 42}
]
}
```

Basically `__` stands for nested access and `___\d` for index access.

This is great for #django

https://github.com/dynaconf/dynaconf/pull/1001

Hello bolha!

Minha apresentação:

Eu sou Bruno Rocha, trabalho como programador na #RedHat no time de desenvolvimento do #Ansible, sou membro fellow da Python Software Foundation e trabalho com #Python desde 2003, gosto de #opensource e #freesoftware e mantenho uma lib chamada #Dynaconf.

Tenho um canal no Youtube chamado Codeshow onde crio videos sobre #Rust e #Python e dou aulas na LINUXtips

http://codeshow.com.br

:comunista: :mst: 🌿 :linux: 🦀 :python:

Este vídeo é uma amostra do treinamento #python WEB API da @LINUXtips@twitter.com
nesta parte do treinamento mostro como fazer a gestão de settings no #django usando a biblioteca #dynaconf que permite usar variáveis de ambiente ou arquivos TOML para configurações

https://youtu.be/F4rmnh7CerI

Great article showing ML config management with #python #dynaconf

"ML Configuration Management" by Sephi Berry #DEVCommunity https://dev.to/artlist/ml-configuration-management-4hde