bbelderbos, 20 days ago Managing environment variables in #Python, python-dotenv or -decouple? When I need to: from distutils.util import strtobool DEBUG = bool(strtobool(os.getenv('DEBUG', 'True'))) ...to ensure correct types, I opt out of python-dotenv. Python-decouple (or Pydantic) it is for me :)
Managing environment variables in #Python, python-dotenv or -decouple?
When I need to:
from distutils.util import strtobool DEBUG = bool(strtobool(os.getenv('DEBUG', 'True')))
...to ensure correct types, I opt out of python-dotenv. Python-decouple (or Pydantic) it is for me :)
cpontvieux, 20 days ago @bbelderbos I use: from os import getenv DEBUG = getenv('DEBUG', 'True').lower() in ('True', '1', 'on') And I think it works great. Better than using another dependency just for that imho.
@bbelderbos I use:
from os import getenv DEBUG = getenv('DEBUG', 'True').lower() in ('True', '1', 'on')
And I think it works great. Better than using another dependency just for that imho.
bbelderbos, 17 days ago @cpontvieux thanks, cool, in this case it's more about swapping python-dotenv for python-decouple (or pydantic) for the extra casting. I would still use a library, because it also supports parsing an .env file for local development.
@cpontvieux thanks, cool, in this case it's more about swapping python-dotenv for python-decouple (or pydantic) for the extra casting. I would still use a library, because it also supports parsing an .env file for local development.
orsinium, 20 days ago @bbelderbos You can use ast.literal_eval: https://docs.python.org/3/library/ast.html#ast.literal_eval
@bbelderbos
You can use ast.literal_eval: https://docs.python.org/3/library/ast.html#ast.literal_eval
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