ConfigManager

Manages global configuration settings, logging, and constitutional compliance for the soil sampling optimization interface. Provides consistent parameter management and validation according to constitutional standards.

Details

The ConfigManager ensures that all configuration settings meet constitutional requirements for code quality excellence and user experience consistency. It provides centralized logging, parameter validation, and system monitoring.

Public fields

config

List containing all configuration parameters

log_level

Character indicating current logging level

session_info

List with session and system information Initialize configuration manager

Methods

Public methods

• ConfigManager$new()

• ConfigManager$update_config()

• ConfigManager$get()

• ConfigManager$set()

• ConfigManager$log()

• ConfigManager$get_system_resources()

• ConfigManager$check_constitutional_compliance()

• ConfigManager$get_log_history()

• ConfigManager$export_config()

• ConfigManager$import_config()

• ConfigManager$clone()

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Method new()

Usage

ConfigManager$new(config_list = NULL, validate_config = TRUE)

Arguments

config_list

Named list with configuration parameters

validate_config

Logical, if TRUE validates against constitutional standards

Examples

\dontrun{
config <- ConfigManager$new(list(
  log_level = "INFO",
  parallel_cores = 2,
  memory_limit = "2GB"
))
}

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Method update_config()

Usage

ConfigManager$update_config(new_config, validate = TRUE)

Arguments

new_config

Named list with new configuration values

validate

Logical, if TRUE validates changes Get configuration parameter

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Method get()

Usage

ConfigManager$get(key, default = NULL)

Arguments

key

Character key for configuration parameter

default

Default value if key not found

Returns

Configuration value or default Set configuration parameter

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Method set()

Usage

ConfigManager$set(key, value, validate = TRUE)

Arguments

key

Character key for configuration parameter

value

Value to set

validate

Logical, if TRUE validates the change Log message with timestamp and level

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Method log()

Usage

ConfigManager$log(level, message, ...)

Arguments

level

Character log level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR)

message

Character message to log

...

Additional arguments passed to sprintf Get system resource information

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Method get_system_resources()

Usage

ConfigManager$get_system_resources()

Returns

List with current system resource usage Check constitutional compliance of current configuration

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Method check_constitutional_compliance()

Usage

ConfigManager$check_constitutional_compliance()

Returns

List with compliance status and recommendations Get log history

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Method get_log_history()

Usage

ConfigManager$get_log_history(n_entries = 50)

Arguments

n_entries

Number of recent entries to return

Returns

Character vector with recent log entries Export configuration to file

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Method export_config()

Usage

ConfigManager$export_config(file_path, format = "json")

Arguments

file_path

Character path for configuration file

format

Character format ("json" or "yaml") Import configuration from file

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Method import_config()

Usage

ConfigManager$import_config(file_path, format = "json")

Arguments

file_path

Character path to configuration file

format

Character format ("json" or "yaml")

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Method clone()

The objects of this class are cloneable with this method.

Usage

ConfigManager$clone(deep = FALSE)

Arguments

deep

Whether to make a deep clone.

Examples

## ------------------------------------------------
## Method `ConfigManager$new`
## ------------------------------------------------

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
config <- ConfigManager$new(list(
  log_level = "INFO",
  parallel_cores = 2,
  memory_limit = "2GB"
))
} # }