Confort

A library for incrementaly build config objects through layering config files in many formats. Check out the features:

• Support native objects input directly
• Load config files
• Merge configs chronologically
• Supported formats so far: TOML (toml), JSON and YAML (yaml)
• Available in the Deno ecosystem (see directory /deno)

Get Started on NodeJS

Install with: npm i -P confort

You also need to install the lib for parsing the type of file you mean to use like: npm i toml for parsing TOML

In your code:

const confort = require('confort');

// Constructor Forms
let conf = confort(); // Empty conf object
let conf = confort({ key: 'value', key2: 'value2' }); // Initial conf from objects
let conf = confort('./my-file.toml'); // Initial conf from file

// Adding incremental config layer
let c1 = confort(c1, { key: 'value' }); // => { key: 'value' }
c1 = confort(c1, { key: 'newValue', otherKey: 'value' }); // => { key: 'newValue', otherKey: 'value' }
c1 = confort(c1, './my-file.yml');

Get Started on Deno

import confort from 'https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/deno/main.js'

// Constructor Forms
let conf = confort(); // Empty conf object
let conf = confort({ key: 'value', key2: 'value2' }); // Initial conf from objects
let conf = confort('./my-file.toml'); // Initial conf from file

// Adding incremental config layer
let c1 = confort(c1, { key: 'value' }); // => { key: 'value' }
c1 = confort(c1, { key: 'newValue', otherKey: 'value' }); // => { key: 'newValue', otherKey: 'value' }
c1 = confort(c1, './my-file.yml');

Reporting Bugs

If you have found any problems with this module, please:

1. Open an issue.
2. Describe what happened and how.
3. Also in the issue text, reference the label ~bug.

We will make sure to take a look when time allows us.

Proposing Features

If you wish to get that awesome feature or have some advice for us, please:

1. Open an issue.
2. Describe your ideas.
3. Also in the issue text, reference the label ~proposal.

Contributing

If you have spotted any enhancements to be made and is willing to get your hands dirty about it, fork us and submit your merge request so we can collaborate effectively.