Sample Properties file
prefix1.prefixA.name.keyA.key1 = value
prefix1.prefixA.name.keyA.key2 = value
prefix1.prefixA.name.keyB.key1 = value
prefix1.prefixA.name.keyB.key2 = value
prefix1.prefixB.name.keyA.key1 = value
prefix1.prefixB.name.keyA.key2 = value
prefix1.prefixB.name.keyB.key1 = value
prefix1.prefixB.name.keyB.key2 = value
If I use this such as via
val conf = Config().from.properties.resource("config/application.defaults.properties")
Should I be able to test if a given sub-path exists?
conf.contains("prefix1.prefixB.name")
As of right now, this always returns false for me.
Per the Properties, children of the Path exist. I use the Spec as follows and successfully so, despite the contains returning false
object SomeSpec: ConfigSpec("") {
val keyA1 by optional("NOT_SET", "keyA.key1")
val keyA2 by optional("NOT_SET", "keyA.key1")
val keyB1 by optional("NOT_SET", "keyB.key2")
val keyB2 by optional("NOT_SET", "keyB.key2")
}
val prefixb = conf.withLayer("child.prefixB").also {
it.addSpec(SomeSpec.withPrefix("prefix1.prefixB.name"))
}
println("keyB2: ${prefixb[SomeSpex.keyB2]}")
Sample Properties file
If I use this such as via
Should I be able to test if a given sub-path exists?
As of right now, this always returns
falsefor me.Per the Properties, children of the Path exist. I use the Spec as follows and successfully so, despite the
containsreturningfalse