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watoki/cfg
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Configuration loader

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[](#cfg-)

*cfg* is a simple configuration loader.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Given you have a configuration class `name\space\MyAppConfiguration` then you can overwrite it with a deployment-specific configuration `name\space\MyConfiguration` in a file `some/folder/MyConfiguration.php` and load it with

```
$loader = new Loader(new Factory());
$config = $loader->loadConfiguration('name\space\MyAppConfiguration', 'some/folder/MyConfiguration.php');

```

This will result in `MyConfiguration` being set as singleton for `MyAppConfiguration`, so whenever the latter one is injected through the Factory, the former is used instead.

Note that `MyConfiguration` needs to be in the same namespace as `MyAppConfiguration` and the name of the containing file matches the class name.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

To use cfg in your own project with [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/), add the following lines to your `composer.json`.

```
"require" : {
    "watoki/cfg" : "*"
}

```

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