Hooks🔗
The Environment-class provides a few hooks that can be used to add logic to the initialization of the environment, or modify its behavior.
pre-setup
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This hook is called before the settings have been determined, but after the environment has been loaded.
from env_config import Environment
class Example(Environment):
@classmethod
def pre_setup(cls):
...
post-setup
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This hook is called after the settings have been determined.
from env_config import Environment
class Example(Environment):
@classmethod
def post_setup(cls) -> None:
...
load_dotenv
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This method is used to load the .env file. By default, the library uses the python-dotenv library to load the file. You can override this method to provide your own implementation. It should return a mapping of the environment variables, where the keys and values are strings.
from env_config import Environment
from dotenv.main import StrPath
class Example(Environment):
@staticmethod
def load_dotenv(*, dotenv_path: StrPath | None = None) -> dict[str, str]:
...