Little scala extension to Typesafe Config

libraryDependencies += "com.github.andyglow" %% "typesafe-config-scala" % ${LATEST_VERSION} % Compile

Import it

import com.github.andyglow.config._

And then you will be able to

val v1 = config.get[String]("path")
val v2 = config.get[Int]("path")
val v3 = config.get[FiniteDuration]("path")

// optional value
val val1: Option[String] = config.get[Option[String]]("path")
val val2: String         = config.getOrElse[String]("path", "default")

val list1     = config.get[List[String]]("path")
val set2      = config.get[Set[Int]]("path")
val iterator3 = config.get[Iterator[ConfigMemorySize]]("path")

• String
• Int
• Boolean
• Double
• Long
• Bytes (file size, etc...)
• Duration (java.time)
• Duration (scala)
• FiniteDuration
• ConfigList
• Config
• ConfigObject
• ConfigMemorySize
• Date (java.util)
• Date (java.sql)
• Time (java.sql)
• Timestamp (java.sql)
• LocalDate (java.time)
• LocalTime (java.time)
• LocalDateTime (java.time)
• OffsetDateTime (java.time)
• ZonedDateTime (java.time)
• DayOfWeek (java.time)
• Month (java.time)
• Year (java.time)
• Option[T] where T is one of the supported types
• scala collections. Seq[T], etc. Any sort of collection types which has corresponding CanBuildFrom

Also this can be extended by providing implementations for FromConf and/or ConfType (used for collections and might be implicitly reused for FromConf) For example take a look at com.github.andyglow.config.ConfType#juDateT implementation and spec at com.github.andyglow.config.JavaUtilDateExtSpec

Often we need to transform configs into some more trivial structures like Maps or java Properties. For these sort or problems we provide Flatten function. It map take Config or ConfigValue and produce either Properties or Map. Example:

val conf: Config = ???

// for config
val properties = Flatten[java.util.Properties](conf)
val stringMap = Flatten[Map[String, String]](conf)

// for value
val properties = Flatten[java.util.Properties](conf.getValue("some-prop"))
val stringMap = Flatten[Map[String, String]](conf.getValue("some-prop"))

// also you can flatten config into already initialized instance of either Properties of Map
val propertiesWithConfig = Flatten(conf.getValue("some-prop"), properties)
val stringMapWithConfig = Flatten(conf.getValue("some-prop"), stringMap)