DynamiConf

Read configuration from many sources at once, merge them seamlessly:

dynamic config = new DynamiConfiguration()
                       .MergeWith.IniFormat().From.EmbeddedResources()
                       .MergeWith.EnvironmentVars("var1", "var2")
                       .MergeWith.Json().From.AzureBlockBlob(
                          connectionString: currentConf => currentConf.Azure.ConnectionString,
                          container: currentConf => currentConf.Azure.ConfigurationContainer,
                          blobName: currentConf => currentConf.Azure.BlobName,
                          optional: true)
                       .GetConfiguration();

How to install

Package-Install DynamiConf

Pluggable Interpreters

Need to read configuration stored in several formats? Using Interpreters DynamiConf can read any possible format available. Reading and merging configuration from sources as disparate as Json, Ini files, EnvironmentVars, AppSettings and Command Line Arguments is simple.

See the list of Available Interpreters

Pluggable Locators

Need to read configuration from a new source? With Locators DynamiConf can find configurations anywhere .NET can reach including Embedded Resources, filesystem and even Azure Blobs. Locators will pass the loaded data to interpreters so you can mix and match locations and file formats.

See the list of Available Locators

Multiple configurations in a single application

Nothing exists in a shared state, so different components of an application can use their own configuration sources, eliminating large unmanageable configuration files. You can even use your dependency injection framework to decide which configuration to use for each resolution.

But, if you want to share your config with the whole application, the simple StaticConf class is all you need:

StaticConf.Configuration = new DynamiConfiguration()
                                 .MergeWith.Json().From.String("{ 'key' : 'value' }")
                                 .GetConfiguration();

// From anywhere in the AppDomain
var keysValue = StaticConf.Configuration.key;

Simple dependencies

The project is released as separate NuGet packages and the main library has no external dependencies. You get the dependencies you need with the package you need.