fluentqa-conf

configuration support both:

1. .env file
2. settings.toml file

1. How to Use

• uv as An extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust.
• uv commands:

uv init: Create a new Python project.
uv add: Add a dependency to the project.
uv remove: Remove a dependency from the project.
uv sync: Sync the project's dependencies with the environment.
uv lock: Create a lockfile for the project's dependencies.
uv run: Run a command in the project environment.
uv tree: View the dependency tree for the project.
uv build: Build the project into distribution archives.
uv publish: Publish the project to a package index.

1.1 Settings in Settings.xml

[default]
key = "value"
databases = { default = { url = "postgresql+psycopg://postgres:[email protected]:5432/workspace" } }
pg_url = "postgresql+psycopg://postgres:[email protected]:5432/workspace"
pg_a_url = "postgresql+psycopg_async://postgres:[email protected]:5432/workspace"

[test]
key = "abc"
databases.default.url = "postgresql+psycopg_async://postgres:[email protected]:5432/workspace"

1.2 Getting Key Value

def test_simple_kv():
    assert settings.key == "value"

1.3 Getting Nested Value or Structured value

def test_nested_settings():
    assert isinstance(settings.databases,dict)

1.4 Switch Environment

1. swith environment to test
2. the database default url is changed to test environment, not default value anymore

def test_switch_env_variables():
    qpyconf.ensure_env_settings(env_name="test")
    assert qpyconf.settings.databases.default.url == "postgresql+psycopg_async://postgres:[email protected]:5432/workspace"

1.5. getting value from .env file

• env file

ENV_EXAMPLE='ENV_EXAMPLE'

• Get this value

def test_env_settings():
    print(settings.env_example)
    assert settings.env_example=="ENV_EXAMPLE"