Mafin.Configuration 0.2.0

MAFIN Configuration Module

Examples

The example below shows a small code samples using this library:

config.yml Configuration file

example:
  exampleSection:
    namedProperty: value

Configuration model

[ConfigurationSection("example:exampleSection")]
public class MyConfigModel
{
    public string NamedProperty { get; set; }
}

Example 1:

Given the simple class and configuration file above, we can place the data from config.yml file into a new instance of MyConfigModel class:

var config = new ConfigurationBuilder()
    .AddYamlFile("config.yml")
    .Build();

var appConfig = config.GetSection<MyConfigModel>();
Console.WriteLine(appConfig.NamedProperty); // returns "value"

Example 2:

We can do the same using DirectoryProbing feature if we can't specify the file or list if files exactly, but find it using a pattern.

var config = new ConfigurationBuilder()
    .AddDirectoryProbing("*.yml")
    .Build();

var appConfig = config.GetSection<MyConfigModel>();
Console.WriteLine(appConfig.NamedProperty); // returns "value"

Example 3:

Mafin.Configuration.json

{
  "configuration": {
    "fileExtensions": [ "yml", "yaml" ]
  }
}

We can set up this configuration library using an external configuration file (an example of such a file can be seen above):

var config = new ConfigurationBuilder()
    .LoadSettingsFile()
    .Build();

var appConfig = config.GetSection<MyConfigModel>();
Console.WriteLine(appConfig.NamedProperty); // returns "value"

Environment dependent examples

We can also load the configuration files depending on the build configuration (e.g. Debug/Release or DEV/QA/UAT):

Debug Configuration file

example:
  exampleSection:
    namedProperty: debug

Release Configuration file

example:
  exampleSection:
    namedProperty: release

Example 4:

Example where configurations are divided by folders:

 |
 +- config
 |  |
 |  +- debug
 |  |  +- config.yml
 |  |  +- other_config.yml
 |  |
 |  +- release
 |     +- config.yml
 |     +- other_config.yml

var config = new ConfigurationBuilder()
    .AddEnvironmentDependentConfiguration(EnvironmentConfigurationSplitPrinciple.ByFolder, "config")
    .Build();

var appConfig = config.GetSection<MyConfigModel>();
Console.WriteLine(appConfig.NamedProperty); // returns "debug" when configuration Debug and "release" when configuration Release

Example 5:

Example where configurations are divided by filenames

 |
 +- config
 |  +- config.debug.yml
 |  +- other_config.debug.yml
 |  +- config.release.yml
 |  +- other_config.release.yml

Using the file above we can set up the configuration module using an external file with the settings

var config = new ConfigurationBuilder()
    .AddEnvironmentDependentConfiguration(EnvironmentConfigurationSplitPrinciple.ByFileName, "config")
    .Build();

var appConfig = config.GetSection<MyConfigModel>();
Console.WriteLine(appConfig.NamedProperty); // returns "debug" when configuration Debug and "release" when configuration Release