Draft Configs

Draft configs allow for a nicer API when creating configurations. Instead of relying on JSON or YAML files, you can create your configs using pure Python.

Basic Usage

config = MyConfig.draft()

# Set some values
config.a = 10
config.b = "hello"

# Finalize the config
config = config.finalize()

Motivation

The primary motivation behind draft configs is to provide a cleaner and more Pythonic way of creating configurations. By leveraging the power of Python, you can define your configs in a more readable and maintainable manner.

Usage Guide

  1. Create a draft config using the draft() class method:

    config = MyConfig.draft()

  2. Set the desired values on the draft config:

    config.field1 = value1
config.field2 = value2

  3. Finalize the draft config to obtain the validated configuration:

    final_config = config.finalize()

Benefits

  • More intuitive configuration creation

  • Better IDE support with autocompletion

  • Immediate type checking as you set values

  • Ability to use Python expressions and logic

  • Clear separation between configuration creation and validation