Configatron: Simple, Persistent Configs for your Ruby App(s)
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Configatron is a new Ruby library that makes it easy to have persistently accessible configuration data available through your Ruby application.
It bears some similarities to the Rails pluginSimpleConfig , but being distributed as a gem, is suitable for non-Rails applications.
To install: gem install configatron
Once configatron is installed, the following code will get things going:
configatron do | config | config .
app_name = ...
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