Refactor settings #10
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- Implement application settings as a writeable wrapper for Django's
settings that the application will consult.
NOTE: because of the way the tests work, we can't make use of
@cached_property.
- Implement settings as dictionary to namespace the variables
- Substitute use of settings with app_settings in sqs and views modules
- Adjust tests to default to EB_SQS dictionary modifications
- Use cached_property for all values - Implement a reconfigure method that removes all cached properties, so that tests can modify settings - Implement an override to the test case settings context that calls reconfigure if the module is already loaded so that overrides take effect as if this application was started with those settings - Implement app settings for the decorators
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@DataGreed any chance of getting this merged? |
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Implements settings as an application specific entity that is hydrated from the Django settings. Similar patterns can be seen in packages such as all_auth.
Also moves settings to an EB_SQS dictionary and issues deprecation warning if found in the global namespace. (see #8 for reasoning).
Last but not least, implements a TODO: puts queues on the settings and caches them.