def test_try_include():
"""
We test using dev-default.py
"""
scope = {}
settings_manager = SettingsManager(scope)
env_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "dev-default.py")
settings_manager.try_include(env_file)
assert scope["TEST_SETTING"] == "hello"
def test_try_include_non_default():
"""
We test instantiating SettingsManager with name 'settings'
and using dev-non-default.py
"""
scope = {}
settings = SettingsManager(scope, "settings")
env_file = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "dev-non-default.py")
settings.try_include(env_file)
assert scope["TEST_SETTING"] == "hello"
settings_manager = SettingsManager(globals())
settings_manager.set_option("TEST_SETTING", "world")
print(TEST_SETTING)
# setting from env
os.environ["ENV_SETTING"] = "my_setting" # setting env variable
settings_manager.set_from_env("ENV_SETTING")
print(ENV_SETTING)
# setting boolean
settings_manager.set_bool("BOOL_SETTING", False)
print(BOOL_SETTING)
# setting boolean overriden from env var from env
os.environ["ENV_BOOL"] = "True" # setting env variable
settings_manager.set_bool("ENV_BOOL", False)
print(ENV_BOOL)
# setting int from env
os.environ["ENV_INT"] = "123" # setting env variable
settings_manager.set_option("ENV_INT", None, envvar_type=int)
print(ENV_INT)
# setting default
settings_manager.set_default("DEFAULT_SETTING", "my_defualt")
print(DEFAULT_SETTING)
# include another file (./test.py)
settings_manager.try_include("./test.py")
print(EXTERNAL_SETTING)