Open-source alternatives to Configobj

Kong is a declarative command line interface framework and parser for Go. It maps flags and positional arguments directly into typed Go structures using struct tags, allowing developers to define terminal interfaces through data models rather than manual parsing logic. The project functions as a configuration mapper that populates Go structures from a combination of command-line arguments, environment variables, and JSON files. It distinguishes itself by providing a dependency injection container to pass external services into command handlers and a plugin architecture for dynamic command reg

Parse configuration values into given struct from environment, files, json, bytes, or other input convertible to bytes

Go helpers to manage environment variables

Quick start - Installation

Container-focused Golang config: unify Env & Flag parsing in one call with minimal code and zero dependencies.

The configuration provider for consuming data in Azure App Configuration from Go applications.

Harvest configuration, watch and notify subscriber

Easy, powerful, and extendable configuration tooling for releases.

Dotenv is a Ruby library used for loading key-value pairs from files into an application environment. It includes a configuration parser to extract variables into hashes and a loader to inject those pairs into the global environment. The project features a variable interpolator that resolves environment variables and shell command outputs within configuration values. It also provides a validator to verify that required configuration keys are present during application initialization. The toolset covers environment variable management, including the ability to generate configuration templates

Library for setting values to structs' fields from env, flags, files or default tag

This is a TOML parser and serializer for the Go language. It serves as a data serialization library and configuration file mapper that encodes and decodes data between Go structures and the TOML configuration format. The library provides interfaces for custom type marshaling, allowing for specialized logic when parsing or serializing specific data types. It transforms structured objects into deterministic TOML documents for storage or transmission. The project covers a broad range of data processing capabilities, including structured value encoding, TOML data generation, and metadata inspect

Sonic is a high-performance Go JSON serialization library that provides tools for encoding and decoding native data structures. It functions as a JIT-accelerated encoder, a JSON AST parser, a stream processor, and a lazy decoder. The project utilizes just-in-time machine code generation to optimize the encoding of large data schemas and employs a JIT assembler to maximize serialization and deserialization speeds. It features a precompiled schema warmup process to prevent latency spikes during initial execution and leverages SIMD hardware instructions for accelerated parsing. The library cove

env is a Go library that reads environment variables and populates the fields of a Go struct according to tag directives. It uses reflection to iterate over struct types and tags at runtime, mapping environment variable names to struct fields and applying parsing behavior defined in struct tags. The library supports required field validation, returning errors when marked fields are missing or empty after parsing. It also provides default value fallback from struct tags when environment variables are not set, environment variable expansion that recursively substitutes references within values,

Zero-effort, concise configuration management that avoids boilerplate and repetitive actions.

CraueConfigBundle manages configuration settings stored in the database and makes them accessible via a service in your Symfony project. These settings are similar to those defined in parameters.yml but can be modified at runtime, e.g. by an admin user.

Simple, useful and opinionated config loader.

Apollo is a microservice configuration management system and dynamic configuration center. It serves as a centralized platform for storing, distributing, and syncing application settings across distributed environments to maintain consistency across various clusters. The system distinguishes itself through a dynamic configuration orchestrator that supports real-time updates to connected applications, eliminating the need for manual service restarts. It features a grayscale configuration deployment tool for rolling out changes to a small subset of service instances and a version control system

Type-safe environment variables for Gleam.

something to forget about configuration in releases