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blueconfig

v6.2.2

Published

Merge and validate your config depending of your schema, forked from node-convict.

Downloads

108

Readme

Blueconfig

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Blueconfig is schema validator for your config files on production or development environment. Blueconfig merges configs and validates them depending of a pattern called schema. Configs can be an object or a file (json, yaml...).

Introducing a configuration schema, blueconfig gives project collaborators more context on each setting and enables validation and early failures for when configuration goes wrong.

This is a fork of node-convict 5.x because I had lot of changes todo (more than the workflow of node-convict can process).

Why Blueconfig ?

  1. Merge several config in one ;
  2. Support environmental variables and Command-line arguments ;
  3. Validate your config with your schema ;
  4. Customize your schema and your validation (with custom format, type and type converter) ;
  5. Use your own file format (JSON, JSON5, YAML, TOML, XML...) ; (JSON5 allows comment)
  6. Only 3 dependancies (Blueconfig 7.0 will have only 2 dependancies).

Install: npm install blueconfig

Exemple

Schema

# Schema <blueconfig.js.org>
# database.yml
db:
  name:
    # db.name
    format: 'String'
    default: ''
  password:
    # db.password
    format: 'String'
    sensitive: true
    required: true
    env: PWD
  host:
    # db.host (require https://www.npmjs.com/package/blueconfig-format-with-validator)
    format: 'ipaddress'
    default: '127.0.0.1'
  port:
    # db.port
    format: 'port'
    default: 80
    arg: 'port'

See more on: https://blueconfig.js.org/