findconfig 1.3
FindConfig
FindConfig is a Python package which implements the simple task
of looking for a configuration file in a series of locations.
Usage
from findconfig import findconfig
config = findconfig("my.config.yaml")
The command above returns the Pathlib path of the first file found in the
locations indicated below (in the order), which has the given filename,
with or without a prepended dot (e.g. .my.config.yaml in the example above).
Config file locations
The locations which are searched are, in order of priority:
the directories indicated in the XDG specification:
XDG config home
XDG config dirs
the home directory of the user
the source code directory of the calling program:
the directory of the calling module
any ancestor directory, stopping at (and including) the first one
which does not contain a __init__.py file
directories listed in the more_path keyword argument
Options
The following keyword options can be used:
more_path (list of strings or Path, default: []): directory names to be searched
into, in the order, _after_ the default locations stated above
allow_dot (boolean, default: True): also look for the filename with a prepended
dot, if the filename does not start with a dot
use_xdg (boolean, default: True): enable searching in the XDG specification paths
use_home (boolean, default: True): enable searching in the user home directory
use_src (boolean, default: True): enable searching in the source code directory
of the program
src_climb (int, default: 1): maximum number of ancestor directories to search
from the first directory without a __init__.py file
starting from the directory containing the calling
module
exception (boolean, default: False): raise an exception is the file is not found
(default: return None and do not raise)
verbose (boolean, default: False): print the path of the found configuration
file to the standard error
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