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fable-settings
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A very simple, tolerant settings loading library.
It became tiring to see a heap of boilerplate config file/defaults loading at the top of microservices and the like.
Install it with npm.
$ npm install fable-settings
Fire it up and access some settings:
var settings = require('fable-settings').new({Product: 'SomeProduct', Version: '9.10.11'});
console.log('My product: '+settings.settings.Product);
console.log('My version: '+settings.settings.Version);
Wanna get tricky? Load settings from JSON:
var settings = require('fable-settings').new({Product: 'SomeProduct', Version: '9.10.11', ConfigFile: '/home/strongbad/config.json'});
Or even merge settings in later:
var settings = require('fable-settings').new({Product: 'SomeProduct', Version: '9.10.11'});
console.log('My product: '+settings.settings.Product);
console.log('My version: '+settings.settings.Version);
settings.merge({FavoriteTool:'Slap Chop'});
console.log('My Favorite Tool: '+settings.settings.FavoriteTool);
You can run the unit tests by executing:
$ npm test
Or you can get the istanbul coverage report by executing:
$ npm run coverage
FAQs
A simple, tolerant configuration chain.
The npm package fable-settings receives a total of 366 weekly downloads. As such, fable-settings popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fable-settings demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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