config-ini

Description

Easy-to-use INI config file management built on top of iniparser

What it does

Loads INI file (or files in specific order) and makes contents available in a singleton object.

Example 1 - default behavior

Attempt to load config.ini from the current working directory. Contents of your-script.js: var config = require('config-ini');

config.load(function (err) {
  if (err) {
    throw new Error(err); // File not found
  }

  console.log('My config:', config);
});

On your terminal run: # node your-script.js

Example 2 - specific config file

Load specified ini file. Using the code from "Example 1", run: # node your-script.js --config=configs/my-file.ini

Example 3 - multiple config files

Using the code from "Example 1", run: # node your-script.js --config=my-file.ini --config=override.ini

Example 4 - specify files in the code

Contents of your-script.js: var config = require('config-ini');

config.load(['my-file.ini', 'override.ini'], function (err) {
  if (err) {
    throw new Error(err); // File not found
  }

  console.log('My config:', config);
});

On your terminal run: # node your-script.js

Install

npm install config-ini

Notes

• You may combine command line options and in-code calls. In that case, command line options take precedence.
• .load() method on the required singleton instance will be removed (or will be repaced with a "load" section if any) after loading configuration