spree_preference_initializer | Allow configuration of a Spree application via YAML | Application Framework library

spree_preference_initializer is a Ruby library typically used in Server, Application Framework applications. spree_preference_initializer has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Spree uses it’s preferences framework for configuration. These preferences are for the entire application, models, gateways, or anything custom to your application. The problem (for some) is that these configurations are stored in the database and are either configured via Spree::Admin, migrations, console, etc, but are not transparent enough for a traditional Dev Operations team that would like to inject the preferences during deployment. For example, the preferred practice for a Rails application is for DevOps to provide the Rails database.yml for production during Chef deploy, rather than developers comitting the code change into Github. Rather than break out of the Spree preferences model, this Gem allows for configuration of the Spree app via YAML, by placing these configurations into Spree preferences. Developers can continue to use Spree preferences but not be concerned that the actual configuration is coming from an external source provided by DevOps.