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It would be super sweet to be able to specify types for configuration elements such as

config :service_port, type: :integer
config :service_url, type: :string, matching: %r{https://some-service.example.com/api/v\d}

I can volunteer @LeakyBucket to implement this (or myself).

I remember registering a GPG key at some point and then confirming via email, but I'm not sure everything here exists in a way that it can be used for this project. If it does, please provide the service and I'll integrate with it.

Email to [email protected]_conf.io (example domain - but should register) attaches key to email record for user. Key type, timestamp, revocation status, and key are stored. Score is a spam score that should indicate to some degree the authenticity of the registration request. Log could contain further details, such as the raw copy of the received message.

"[email protected]": {
  "keys": {
    "gpg": [
      { "created_at": Timestamp, "revoked_at": Timestamp / null, "key": "---", score: 2, log: [] },
      { ... },
    ],
    "nacl": [
      { "created_at": Timestamp, "revoked_at": Timestamp / null, "key": "---", score: 10, log: [] }
  }
}

http://keyserver.conf_conf.io/keys/[email protected] returns the document above.

This service should be used to permit or revoke keys based on email address.

If the value isn't available from the ENV and I've passed an options hash with the :default key set to the value I'd like, does that set the ENV value to the :default value?

Mind if I build something very similar (nearly identical) to conf_conf for Node and still call it conf_conf? I don't want to ruffle any feathers.

• conf_conf init should take a new parameter, --encryption.
• conf_conf init --encryption=gpg should configure the project to use gpg configuration
• conf_conf developers key should print all configured key types and config information.
• conf_conf developers permit must require the permitted key to be in the form of the configured --encryption type.
• conf_conf developers revoke should support revoking the configured --encryption type.