🏗️ TuskLang Ruby Configuration Patterns Guide

"We don't bow to any king" - Ruby Edition

Design maintainable, scalable configs for Ruby apps. Use modular patterns, environment overrides, and DRY principles with TuskLang.

🧩 Modular Configs

1. Split Configs by Domain

config/app.tsk
@include("config/database.tsk")
@include("config/server.tsk")
@include("config/cache.tsk")
@include("config/security.tsk")

2. Use Feature-Specific Files

config/features/users.tsk
[users]
registration_enabled: true
email_verification: true

config/features/payments.tsk

[payments] enabled: true provider: "stripe"

🌱 Environment Overrides
1. Environment-Specific Files

ruby

config/environments/development.tsk

$environment: "development" [logging] level: "debug"

config/environments/production.tsk
$environment: "production"
[logging]
level: "error"

2. Conditional Includes

config/app.tsk
$environment: @env("RAILS_ENV", "development")
@if($environment == "production") {
  @include("config/environments/production.tsk")
} @else {
  @include("config/environments/development.tsk")
}

🔁 DRY Principles

1. Global Variables

config/app.tsk
$app_name: "MyApp"
$version: "1.0.0"
[server]
host: "0.0.0.0"
port: 8080
name: $app_name

2. Reusable Snippets

config/snippets.tsk
[defaults]
cache_ttl: "5m"
rate_limit: 1000
config/app.tsk
@include("config/snippets.tsk")
[cache]
ttl: @defaults.cache_ttl
[rate_limit]
value: @defaults.rate_limit

🛡️ Best Practices

- Organize configs by domain and environment. - Use global variables and snippets for DRY configs. - Validate all includes and overrides. - Document config structure for your team.

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