Use placeholder syntax within target files to define where data should be injected.
Set up a root configuration file that inherits, overrides, or merges settings from child files (e.g., global.yaml -> environment.yaml -> host.yaml ).
Easily switch configurations between development, staging, and production.
Allows users to structure complex configuration files in a hierarchy (using YAML, JSON, etc.) and dynamically inject these variables into text-based templates (e.g., configuration files, script templates). How it Works:
The engine parses the hierarchy, resolves conflicts (last-in-wins), and renders the final, populated files. Key Benefits:
Assuming the context is a powerful, extensible tool similar to Ninjecto that combines templating with configuration management, Feature: Hierarchical Configuration & Variable Injection