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7.9 5.9 cfg4k VS Hoplite

A boilerplate-free Kotlin config library for loading configuration files as data classes
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6.8 4.2 cfg4k VS dotenv-kotlin

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konfig

6.4 0.0 cfg4k VS konfig

Simple config properties API for Kotlin
konf

6.3 0.0 cfg4k VS konf

A type-safe cascading configuration library for Kotlin/Java/Android, supporting most configuration formats
config4k

6.2 0.0 cfg4k VS config4k

A Kotlin wrapper for Typesafe Config
kaconf

3.3 0.0 L4 cfg4k VS kaconf

KickAss Configuration. An annotation-based configuration system for Java and Kotlin
properlty

1.9 0.0 cfg4k VS properlty

Simple Kotlin and Java configuration library with recursive placeholders resolution and zero magic!
AutoKonfig

1.7 0.0 cfg4k VS AutoKonfig

Kotlin configuration library with batteries included
configur8

1.1 0.0 cfg4k VS configur8

Nano-library which provides the ability to define typesafe (!) configuration templates for applications.

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Overview

Cfg4k is a configuration library made for Kotlin in Kotlin!

Features

Automatic reload
Interface binding
Ability to handle data classes automatically
All the complex types and generics are supported
Huge flexibility, custom sources
Easy to use
Bytebuddy provider will be able to compile your bindings at runtime (You will need to add the cfg4k-bytebuddy to your dependencies.)

For further information, use the wiki

Quick start

Add the Bintray repository:
```
repositories {
jcenter()
}
```
Add the dependency for the module(s) that you are going to use
```
compile 'com.jdiazcano.cfg4k:cfg4k-core:$VERSION'
```

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    val source = ClassPathConfigSource("global.properties")         // Create source
    val loader = PropertyConfigLoader(source)                       // Create loader
    val provider = ProxyConfigProvider(loader)                      // Create provider
    val databaseConfig = provider.bind<DatabaseConfig>("database")  // bind and use

    println("Name: ${databaseConfig.name()}")
    println("Url: ${databaseConfig.url()}")
    println("Port: ${databaseConfig.port()}")
}

/**
 * This interface defines a database configuration
 */
interface DatabaseConfig {
    /**
     * You can have javadocs inside your properties and this is really cool
     */
    fun url(): String
    fun port(): Int
    fun name(): String

    // if you have an unused property you know it and you can delete it
    val unused: String

    @Deprecated("You can even deprecate properties!")
    fun deprecated(): Boolean

    val youCanuseValuesToo: String
    val andNullables: Int?
}