All Stela Settings options¶

You can define any of these options as an environment variable, using the STELA_ prefix. Some examples:

$ export STELA_SHOW_LOGS=true
$ export STELA_FINAL_LOADER="foo.bar"

Stela Option	Description
`config_file_path`	Relative path for dotenv files. Default: `.`
`default_environment`	Default environment value, used if `environment_variable_name` if not informed. Default: `None`
`dotenv_encoding`	Use this encoding to read dotenv files. Default: `utf-8`
`env_file`	Stela "env" file name. Default: `.env`
`env_table`	The table or section to read data in custom files (toml, ini, etc...). Default: `env`
`environment_variable_name`	Stela environment variable to define project current environment. Default: `STELA_ENV`
`evaluate_data`	Use `ast.literal_eval` to evaluate variable values. Default: `True`
`final_loader`	Stela Loader function which will be called after read dotenv files. Default: `stela.main.loader.default_loader`
`no_env_name`	Default value when no Environment exists. "Default": `GLOBAL`
`log_filtered_value`	When logging data, show values filtered. Default: `True`
`raise_on_missing_variable`	Raise error if ask Stela for a unknown variable. Default: `True`
`show_logs`	Stela will use loguru to show logs. Default: `False`
`warn_if_env_is_missing`	Warn if Stela did not find the `.env` file. Default: `False`

All these options are available in code

When you create a custom loader, all options above are available in the options object:

def my_custom_loader(options: StelaOptions, env_data: dict) -> dict:
    dotenv_encoding = options.dotenv_encoding