How to use get_configparser method in tempest

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config.py

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...8CFG_PATH = "/​etc/​gotify/​imap2gotify.toml"9__CONFIG__ = None10import libi2g11log = libi2g.get_logger()12def get_configparser(path=CFG_PATH):13 global __CONFIG__14 15 if __CONFIG__ is not None:16 return __CONFIG__17 18 # Read config file - halt script on failure19 try:20 config_file = open(path,'r+')21 except IOError:22 log.critical('configuration file is missing')23 raise24 25 config = configparser.SafeConfigParser()26 config.readfp(config_file)27 28 __CONFIG__ = config29 30 return config31 32def get_config(section=None, option=None, **kwargs):33 34 config = get_configparser()35 36 if section is None and option is None:37 return config38 39 if section is None:40 raise ValueError('Section to Query must be defined!')41 42 if section.lower() == 'rules':43 return get_rules()44 45 try:46 result = config.items(section)47 except configparser.NoSectionError:48 log.exception('no %s section in configuration file', section.upper())49 50 if option is None:51 return result52 53 try:54 result = config.get(section, option)55 except configparser.NoOptionError:56 if 'default' in kwargs:57 log.warn('no %s %s specified in configuration file, set default %s', section, option, str(kwargs['default']))58 59 result = kwargs['default']60 else:61 log.exception('no %s %s specified in configuration file', section, option)62 63 # Change Type of Result64 try:65 if 'type' in kwargs: # set type explicit66 type_kw = kwargs['type']67 else:68 if 'default' in kwargs:69 type_kw = type(kwargs['default'])70 71 result = type_kw(result)72 except:73 log.exception('%s %s setting invalid - not %s', section, option, kwargs['type'])74 75 return result76def get_rules(rule=None, option=None, **kwargs):77 78 config = get_configparser()79 80 # dictionary with rules in Configfile81 rules = {82 # predefined rules83 'debug' : { 'subject':'DEBUG', 'priority':'1' },84 'info' : { 'subject':'INFO', 'priority':'2' },85 'warning' : { 'subject':'WARNING', 'priority':'3' },86 'critical' : { 'subject':'CRITICAL', 'priority':'4' },87 'error' : { 'subject':'ERROR', 'priority':'5' },88 'fatal' : { 'subject':'FATAL', 'priority':'6' },89 }90 91 # Find sections with 'rules.name'92 for section in config.sections():...

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Configuration.py

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...20 @staticmethod21 def filepath_to_config_ini():22 return Configuration._filepath_to_config_ini23 # Class methods for wrapping configparser 24 def get_configparser(self):25 """26 @fn get_configparser27 """28 config = configparser.ConfigParser()29 config.read(str(self.filepath_to_config_ini()))30 return config31 def get_alphavantage_API_key(self):32 """33 @fn get_alphavantage_API_key34 """35 return get_configparser()["Authentication"]["alphavantage_API_key"]36 def get_quandl_API_key(self):37 """38 @fn get_quandl_API_key39 """...

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