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simple-konfig

v1.0.6

Published

Simple configuration implementation for Typescript.

Readme

Simple-Konfig

Simple configuration implementation for Typescript.

Installation

Install via npm i --save-dev simple-konfig. In order to use Simple-Konfig, experimental decorators must be enabled See Below.

tsconfig.json

{
  "experimentalDecorators": true
}

Usage

To start using Simple-Konfig, create a class to represent your configuration; complete with properties.

export default class MarketConfig {
    private defaultMarketExpiry: string = '';

    get DefaultExpiry(): string {
        return this.defaultMarketExpiry;
    }

    set DefaultExpiry(value: string) {
        this.defaultMarketExpiry = value;
    }
}

Import the configProperty decorator and decorate your properties accordingly, provide a variable name; this should match the name of variable in your configuration.

export default class MarketConfig {
    private defaultMarketExpiry: string = '';

    get DefaultExpiry(): string {
        return this.defaultMarketExpiry;
    }

    @configProperty('defaultMarketExpiry')
    set DefaultExpiry(value: string) {
        this.defaultMarketExpiry = value;
    }
}

Create a ConfigHelper and provide the type of config you are using (Simple-Konfig currently supports enviroment variables and JSON files).

var config = new ConfigHelper(ConfigSourceType.Json);

Call the load or loadAll method on the ConfigHelper to populate your configuration objects, the configuration object and the matching configuration file path is required (When using environment variables the path is not requried).

 config.loadAll([
        {
            config: new MarketConfig(),
            path: './config/market.json'
        },
        {
            config: new MongoConfig(),
            path: './config/mongo.json'
        }]);

Now the loaded configuration can be accessed by using getConfig.

var marketConfig = config.getConfig(MarketConfig);
var mongoConfig = config.getConfig(MongoConfig);