Results for “Std.App.Config.Config”

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• Std.App.Config.Config

  Everything the program was told, and which profile selected it.

  type · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.declaring&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Std.App.Config.Config

  A configuration from declared defaults alone.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.discover&Array[(Str, Str)] -> Str -> Result[Std.App.Config.Config, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  The configuration a program gets when it does not say otherwise: its own

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.emptyStd.App.Config.Config

  An empty configuration, holding nothing and naming no profile.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.entries&Std.App.Config.Config -> Array[(Str, Std.App.Config.Setting)]

  Everything the program was told, in key order, for a program that reports

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.explain&Std.App.Config.ConfigError -> Str

  What a refusal says, for a program reporting why it will not start.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.fractional&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Decimal, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as an exact fractional number.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.list&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Array[Str], Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a list, written separated by commas.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.profileOf&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str

  Which profile is active.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.require&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting that must be there, for one the program cannot invent.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.sourceOf&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Option[Std.App.Config.Source]

  Which layer supplied a setting.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.text&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Str, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as text.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.textOr&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Str -> Str

  A setting as text, or a fallback when it is absent.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.truth&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Bool, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a truth.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.truthOr&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Bool -> Bool

  A setting as a truth, or a fallback.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.whole&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Result[Int, Std.App.Config.ConfigError]

  A setting as a whole number.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Config.wholeOr&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Int -> Int

  A setting as a whole number, or a fallback.

  fn · Std.App.Config
• Std.App.Database.fromConfig&Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Int -> Result[Std.App.Database.Database, Std.Db.Driver.Error]

  Prepare a database from the connection string a setting names.

  fn · Std.App.Database
• Std.App.Database.fromConfigWithStd.Db.Driver.Driver -> &Std.App.Config.Config -> Str -> Int -> Result[Std.App.Database.Database, Std.Db.Driver.Error]

  Prepare a database from a setting, using the given driver.

  fn · Std.App.Database
• Std.App.configOf&Std.App.App -> Std.App.Config.Config

  What the application was told.

  fn · Std.App
• Std.App.overStr -> &Std.App.Config.Config -> &Std.Http.Server.Route.Router -> Std.App.App

  An application over settings the caller already has, for a program whose

  fn · Std.App