Ryan Petrello 3515a8bcd8 Sometimes you want parts of your config object to just be a dict(). This is especially useful for working with external packages that expect configuration as a dictionary with dotted keys (e.g., 'beaker.session.type'). Now you can specify __force_dict__ in dictionaries in your config, and pecan won't convert them into pecan.configuration.Config objects: ...

beaker = {
    'session.key'           : 'shootq',
    'session.type'          : 'cookie',
    'session.validate_key'  : 'XYZ',
    '__force_dict__'        : True
}

2010-12-22 11:15:32 -05:00

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bad

added filepaths for config files, variable replacement, resolving

2010-12-14 14:29:16 -05:00

__init__.py

adding test configuration files and three tests for them. Currently update_set_default fails because configs are not flushing

2010-12-06 12:14:42 -05:00

config.py

changed variable substitution demo

2010-12-14 14:47:16 -05:00

empty.py

making the empty configuration module really empty by removing cruft

2010-12-06 12:19:14 -05:00

forcedict.py

Sometimes you want parts of your config object to just be a dict(). This is especially useful for working with external packages that expect configuration as a dictionary with dotted keys (e.g., 'beaker.session.type'). Now you can specify __force_dict__ in dictionaries in your config, and pecan won't convert them into pecan.configuration.Config objects:

2010-12-22 11:15:32 -05:00