Only variables in uppercase (like INSTALLED_APPS) are taken into account.
Only variables defined in djangofloor.defaults or in project-specific settings are taken into account.
If VARIABLE is uppercase and if VARIABLE_HELP exists, then VARIABLE is shown with command `manage.py config`.
"""
from __future__ import unicode_literals
import os
from djangofloor.utils import SettingMerger
__author__ = 'Matthieu Gallet'
PROJECT_SETTINGS_MODULE_NAME = os.environ.get('DJANGOFLOOR_PROJECT_DEFAULTS', '')
USER_SETTINGS_PATH = os.environ.get('DJANGOFLOOR_PYTHON_SETTINGS', '')
DJANGOFLOOR_CONFIG_PATH = os.environ.get('DJANGOFLOOR_INI_SETTINGS', '')
DJANGOFLOOR_MAPPING = os.environ.get('DJANGOFLOOR_MAPPING', '')
PROJECT_NAME = os.environ.get('DJANGOFLOOR_PROJECT_NAME', 'djangofloor')
merger = SettingMerger(PROJECT_NAME, 'djangofloor.defaults', PROJECT_SETTINGS_MODULE_NAME, USER_SETTINGS_PATH,
DJANGOFLOOR_CONFIG_PATH, DJANGOFLOOR_MAPPING)
merger.process()
merger.post_process()
__settings = globals()
__settings_origin = merger.settings_origin
__settings_original_value = merger.settings_original_value
__settings.update(merger.settings)
