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esmerald's Issues

Resolution settings for the whole application

When running an Esmerald application, by design the application instance parameters take priority to the ones in the settings. Settings are an alternative but complementary way for Esmerald.

What I want is to unify both. Meaning, when I access the settings, even if I passed parameters via application instance, I need to be able to do setting.app_name, for example, and also see the value passed via Esmerald(app_name="my app").

What we currently have

Create an Esmerald object

from esmerald import Esmerald

app = Esmerald(app_name="My new application", summary="The esmerald app")

When I want to access the value of the app_name:

from esmerald.conf import settings, get, request

@get('/home')
async def home(request: Request) -> str:
    print(request.app.app_name) # "my app"
    print(request.app.settings.app_name) # "Esmerald". The default value in the settings
    print(settings.app_name) # "Esmerald". The default value in the settings

What we want

When I want to access the value of the app_name:

from esmerald.conf import settings, get, request

@get('/home')
async def home(request: Request) -> str:
    print(request.app.app_name) # "my app"
    print(request.app.settings.app_name) # "my app"
    print(settings.app_name) # "my app"

From release 0.7.+

This functionality was added

Attribution for vendored code.

Hi there,

I see some parts of this code are derived from Starlite - without attribution. Please add the Starlite license where applicable and add a clear attribution.

Thanks

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