Examples

This section provides practical examples of how to use JSDC Loader in various scenarios. Each example demonstrates a specific aspect of the library, from basic usage to handling more complex configurations.

Available Examples

Simple Configuration

A basic example showing how to create, save, and load simple configurations with primitive types (strings, integers, booleans).

Key concepts covered:

• Creating dataclass models for configuration

• Setting default values for configuration options

• Loading and saving configurations

• Accessing configuration values

Enum and Complex Types

A more advanced example demonstrating how to work with Enum types, nested dataclasses, and complex configuration structures.

Key concepts covered:

• Using Enum types for configuration options with fixed choices

• Creating hierarchical configuration with nested dataclasses

• Proper use of default_factory for complex types

• Loading and modifying complex configurations

When to Use Which Pattern

• Simple Configuration: Use when your configuration needs are straightforward with mostly primitive types and minimal nesting.

• Complex Configuration: Use when you need to model configuration with hierarchical structure, enums for choice validation, or more complex relationships.

Additional Examples

We're continuously adding more examples to demonstrate various use cases. Some upcoming examples may include:

• Working with Optional fields

• Configuration validation patterns

• Handling configuration versioning

• Using JSDC Loader with environment variables

If you have a specific example you'd like to see, please consider contributing!