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Looking it's wrapper for flag you probably will not support arrays?

Best regards,
Dobrosław Żybort

As there is no array in flagset, so will go-toml-config support it?

In which way?

Hi,

i have the following config file myconf.conf:

[facebook]
appId = "somenumbers"
appSecret = "aString"

When I call
err := config.Parse("../conf/myconf.conf")
I get the error
facebook.appId is not a valid config setting.
Why? :(

Thanks!

I like from Python ConfigParser option to load many config files:

from ConfigParser import SafeConfigParser

parser = SafeConfigParser()

parser.read(['does_not_exist.ini', 'config.ini', 'config_dev.ini', ])

print 'Log level:', parser.get('logging', 'log_level')
print 'Prefix:', parser.get('logging', 'prefix')

if 'config.ini:

[logging]
log_level = info
prefix = 'my_prefix'

and config_dev.ini:

[logging]
log_level = debug

Output would be:

Log level: debug
Prefix: "my_prefix"

ConfigParser overwrites the keys with each successive file, the order in which the files are read is determined by the order of the file names in the list passed to ConfigParser.read

Docs: http://docs.python.org/2/library/configparser.html#ConfigParser.RawConfigParser.read

Would be nice if you could add something similar.

Best regards,
Dobrosław Żybort

e.g. lets say I have environment variables for the database password? How would I use this to link to that environment variable

I am using the following setup...

main.go

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "github.com/stvp/go-toml-config"
)

var (
    country          string
    atlantaEnabled   bool
    alantaPopulation int
)

func main() {
    config.StringVar(&country, "country", "Unknown")
    config.BoolVar(&atlantaEnabled, "atlanta.enabled", false)
    config.IntVar(&alantaPopulation, "atlanta.population", 0)
    config.Parse("./test.conf")
    fmt.Printf("Country: %v\n", country)
    fmt.Printf("AtlantaEnabled: %v\n", atlantaEnabled)
    fmt.Printf("AlantaPopulation: %v\n", alantaPopulation)
}

test.conf

country = "USA"

[atlanta]
enabled = true
population = 432427
temperature = 99.6

Sometimes I get the configured values:

Country: USA
AtlantaEnabled: true
AlantaPopulation: 432427

And other times I get the default values:

Country: Unknown
AtlantaEnabled: false
AlantaPopulation: 0

And other times I get a mix of both:

Country: Unknown
AtlantaEnabled: true
AlantaPopulation: 432427

Any help would be appreciated.

hey, cool little lib. i used it for a few apps.
i have an ini file that's used by 2 different apps (a golang app and a shellscript).
so the ini file contains some settings that are not revelant to the golang app, which makes this lib complain about not being a valid config setting.

is there any solution for this?

These feature is so simple, can you support these, so that it will be used the same as flag package

Like everyone I started to use this pkg but when I browse to the docs URL it says:

Documentation not displayed due to license restrictions.
See our license policy.

I think you should have a LICENSE file at the root of the repo in the order for it to work.

From what I can tell, an option name like

"db-connections" is invalid in toml, it has to be "db_connections". However the library does not reject such names. When parsing the error is simply that it is an invalid toml file, so it's hard to determine what is going wrong.

The library functions should probably panic if the option name is not valid.