hbutils.string.template¶
- Overview:
Useful utilities for template a string.
env_template¶
-
hbutils.string.template.
env_template
(template: str, environ: Optional[Mapping[str, Any]] = None, safe: bool = False, default: Any = <SingletonMark '_NO_DEFAULT_VALUE'>) → str[source]¶ - Overview:
Mapping all the environment values (not system environment variables) into a template string.
- Arguments:
template (
str
): Template string.environ (
Optional[Mapping[str, str]]
): Environment values, should be a mapping.safe (
bool
): Safe substitute, default isFalse
which means all the value used in template should be able to found in the givenenviron
.default (
Any
): Default value when no variable provided. Default is_NO_DEFAULT_VALUE
, which meansKeyError
will be raised.
- Returns:
result (
str
): Substituted string.
- Examples::
>>> from hbutils.string import env_template >>> env_template('${A} + 1 = ${B}', {'A': '1', 'B': '2'}) '1 + 1 = 2' >>> env_template('${A} + 1 = ${B}', {'A': '1'}) KeyError: 'B' >>> env_template('${A} + 1 = ${B}', {'A': '1'}, safe=True) '1 + 1 = ${B}' >>> env_template('${A} + 1 = ${B}', {'A': '1'}, default='') # like environment variable '1 + 1 = '