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ENV4CONFIG

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This is an alternative config.strategy for Typesafe Config to enable Environment Variable substitution on every configuration key without the need to explicitly bind the substitution in the configuration file.

Please note that this library is published as a road unblocker until this PR find it's way upstream.

Conventions

Each environment variable is transformed as follows:

  • remove the trailing prefix config.env_var_prefix ( Default: CONFIG_FORCE_)
  • trasform all the _ characters into .
  • trasform all the __ characters into -
  • trasform all the ___ characters into _

Usage

Import this library along with Typesafe Config:

libraryDependencies ++= Seq(
  "com.typesafe" % "config" % <typesafe-config-version>,
  "com.codacy" % "env4config" % <version>
)

Then specify the proper config.strategy as a Java property:

java -Dconfig.strategy=com.codacy.config.EnvFirstConfigLoadingStrategy <....>

Rationale

According to the Twelve-factor App the configuration should be passed to the applications via environment variables.

The "de-facto" standard for configuration in Scala application is Typesafe Config and env variables are a supported fallback; still it is not possible to override virtually any configuration of our application if not properly encoded the binding accordingly.

Although Typesafe Config offers an hook as a config.strategy to tune the initial loading order of configurations, leveraging it is possible to load Environment variables first.

This makes it easy to bridge the gap and by having a standard way to convert environment variables into Java system properties make it possible to fully comply with Twelve-factor App.

Compile

You need to have the crystal compiler available in your classpath to succesfully build this utility, otherwise you can compile it statically using a docker image using make buildStatic.

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License

env4config is available under the Apache 2 license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

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