How to use _load_from_env method in lisa

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loaders.py

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...12 is returned as a second return value, it can be used to13 provide help to the caller.14 """15 missing = []16 uri = _load_from_env(17 "SPYGLASS_KAFKA_URI",18 "URI used to connect on kafka",19 missing,20 )21 cafile = _load_from_env(22 "SPYGLASS_KAFKA_SSL_CA",23 "Path to CA file used to sign certificate",24 missing,25 )26 cert = _load_from_env(27 "SPYGLASS_KAFKA_SSL_CERT",28 "Path to signed certificate",29 missing,30 )31 privkey = _load_from_env(32 "SPYGLASS_KAFKA_SSL_KEY",33 "Path to private key file",34 missing,35 )36 if missing != []:37 errmsg = "\nMissing environment variables for Kafka config:"38 return None, errmsg + "\n\n" + "\n".join(missing)39 return KafkaConfig(40 uri=uri, ssl_cafile=cafile, ssl_cert=cert, ssl_keyfile=privkey), None41def load_health_check_config():42 missing = []43 cfgpath = _load_from_env(44 "SPYGLASS_HEALTH_CHECKS_CONFIG",45 "Path to health checks config file (JSON)",46 missing,47 )48 if missing != []:49 errmsg = "\nMissing environment variables for health checks config:"50 return None, errmsg + "\n\n" + "\n".join(missing)51 try:52 with open(cfgpath, "r") as cfgfile:53 parsed_cfg = json.loads(cfgfile.read())54 checks = []55 for probe in parsed_cfg["probes"]:56 checks.append(HealthCheck(57 url=probe["url"],58 period_sec=probe["period_sec"],59 patterns=probe.get("patterns", []),60 )61 )62 return checks, None63 except Exception as err:64 m = f"\nError reading/​parsing configuration:'{cfgpath}':\n{err}\n"65 return None, m66def load_postgresql_config():67 """68 Loads postgresql related config from the environment.69 If any configuration is missing an informational string70 is returned as a second return value, it can be used to71 provide help to the caller.72 """73 missing = []74 uri = _load_from_env(75 "SPYGLASS_POSTGRESQL_URI",76 "URI used to connect on PostgreSQL",77 missing,78 )79 if missing != []:80 errmsg = "\nMissing environment variables for postgresql config:"81 return None, errmsg + "\n\n" + "\n".join(missing)82 return PostgreSQLConfig(uri=uri), None83def load_log_level():84 val = os.environ.get("SPYGLASS_LOG_LEVEL", "debug")85 return val.upper()86def _load_from_env(envvar, about, missing):87 val = os.environ.get(envvar)88 if val is None:89 missing.append(envvar + " : " + about)...

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settings.py

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...5BOT_DEFAULTS = {'polling_interval': 3, 'router_polling_period': 3}6RESIDENTS = ['json']7ALLOWED = ['users']8def get_router_settings():9 return _load_from_env('router', ROUTER_SETTINGS)10def get_bot_settings():11 return _load_from_env('bot', BOT_SETTINGS, **BOT_DEFAULTS)12def get_residents():13 data = _load_from_env('residents', RESIDENTS)14 return json.loads(data.get('json'))15def get_allowed_users():16 data = _load_from_env('allowed', ALLOWED)17 return json.loads(data.get('users'))18def get_log_format():19 return '%(asctime)s (%(filename)s:%(lineno)d %(threadName)s) %(levelname)s - %(name)s: "%(message)s"'20def _load_from_env(prefix, variable_names, **defaults):21 defaults = {} if defaults is None else defaults22 settings = {v: os.getenv(f'{prefix}_{v}'.upper()) for v in variable_names}23 for field in settings.keys():24 if settings.get(field) is None:25 default_value = defaults.get(field)26 if default_value is not None:27 settings[field] = default_value28 else:29 raise Exception(f'The required variable {field} is not set in environment')...

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config.py

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...5 self.server_IP : str = "127.0.0.1"6 self.server_port : int = 67427 self.device_name : Optional[str] = None8 self.color_hue : int = 3509 self._load_from_env()10 def _load_from_env(self):11 # Get IP 12 ip = os.environ.get("IP")13 self.server_IP = self.server_IP if ip is None else ip14 # Get port15 port = os.environ.get("PORT")16 self.server_port = self.server_port if port is None else int(port)17 # Get device name18 device_name = os.environ.get("DEVICE_NAME")19 self.device_name = device_name20 # Get color Hue21 color_hue = os.environ.get("COLOR_HUE")...

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