Question: How do you use autocomplete with dynaconf?

Hello! First of all, great project, love the feel, idea and execution!

To the question- How do you use autocomplete with IDEs (PyCharm in my case) when using dynaconf? from dynaconf import settings gets its attributes on execution and I get that, but it takes away so much with it… The autocomplete plus the IDE not being able to tell if there’s a variable like that at all.

Or am I just missing something?

Because I already had a (quite long) settings.py file before introducing dynaconf and I wanted just to take out some vars and tuck them into separate files, I just set their values as: VAR_1 = dynaconf_settings.VAR_1

[ynouri]

Hi! My team is looking to adopt a new configuration framework and DynaConf looks really good. One of our goals is to maximize productivity, for example through code completion available in the IDE (e.g. PyCharm or VS Code).

settings.toml:

[foo]
bar = 1

my_app.py

from config import settings

# When I type "settings.", IDE should suggest "foo"
settings.foo.bar

I was initially thinking that this issue was about to enable this behavior, but after testing with dynaconf==3.1.4 and PyCharm 2020.3.5, I realized that I might have misinterpreted the scope of this specific feature. I can see that the foo is present at execution, but is there anyway to make it appear in IDE’s autocompletions at coding time?

Thanks!

[timovanasten]

Would very much like the IDE to autocomplete the settings as well! Would be a big boost to productivity