bedrock-config-yaml

This module is used to layer a deployment Bedrock configuration defined in a YAML file onto bedrock.config. Values defined in the YAML config may add and overwrite values in bedrock.config. The YAML configuration is applied after all conventional Bedrock module configuration has been completed. If there is no YAML configuration file found in the location specified by the bedrock-config-yaml config, Bedrock startup proceeds normally and no configuration changes are applied.

Usage

To ensure that no other module will override the YAML configuration, bedrock-config-yaml should be the last import before bedrock.start() is called. If bedrock-config-yaml is not the last bedrock-cli.parsed or bedrock.configure event handler, an error will be thrown that will prevent application startup.

There are two separate configuration files that are applied when different events occur during Bedrock startup: core and app.

Core Config

The core config is used to configure core Bedrock features such as the number of workers or the default log formatter. The core config is applied by the last handler for the bedrock-cli.parsed event. The default location for the core config is: /etc/bedrock-config/core.yaml.

Sample core.yaml

core:
  workers: 2
loggers:
  console:
    bedrock:
      formatter: logstash

App Config

The app config is used to configure Bedrock application/module features. The app config is applied by the last handler for the bedrock.configure event. The default location for the app config is: /etc/bedrock-config/app.yaml.

Sample app.yaml

test-bedrock-module:
  foo: fromYaml
  overwriteMe: fromYaml
another-bedrock-module:
  host: example.com
  port: 18443

Loading From Environment Variable

It is possible to load the config YAML from a BEDROCK_CONFIG environment variable. The value is a base64 encoded version of the entire YAML config file. If this variable is found, the filesystem based config setup will be skipped.

License

Apache License, Version 2.0 Copyright 2011-2024 Digital Bazaar, Inc.

Other Bedrock libraries are available under a non-commercial license for uses such as self-study, research, personal projects, or for evaluation purposes. See the Bedrock Non-Commercial License v1.0 for details.

Commercial licensing and support are available by contacting Digital Bazaar [email protected].