Simpycity

= Configuring Simpycity =

== Settings ==

Configuring Simpycity is designed to be very quick, to get and stay out of your way.

As in [wiki:AQuickTutorial], configuration of Simpycity is very fast:

{{{

>>> from simpycity import config

>>> config.host = 'localhost'

>>> config.port = 5432

>>> config.user = 'user'

>>> config.password = 'password'

>>> config.database = 'dbname'

}}}

All parameters are named as you'd expect, and all settings are effectively global for all future Simpycity constructs.

== Debugging ==

Simpycity also supports outputting some debugging information, which can be useful in figuring out exactly why things aren't working properly.

Debugging is turned on via

{{{

>>> config.debug = True

}}}

Unfortunately, it's not using Python logging systems yet, so everything is just printed to stdout and there's no concept of logging levels.