django-loader: a configuration variable and secrets loader for Django apps.

django-loader is a configuration variable and secrets loader for Django apps. It loads a dictionary of configuration variables into settings.py that consists of default values, values from a secrets file (defaults to .env), and from environment variables. It can load configuration files in TOML, JSON, YAML, and BespON formats and dump in any format, including as environment variables (Bourne shell).

See the environment variable format specification for more details about passing environment variables.

Install django-loader with:

pip install django-loader

or:

poetry add django-loader

>>> import djangosecretsloader as DSL
>>> secrets = DSL.load_secrets(**{"MY_TOP_SECRET": "shhh!"})
>>> secrets["MY_TOP_SECRET"]
'shhh!'

See the source and documentation for more information.

SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

django-loader: a configuration variable and secrets loader for Django apps.

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