Currently cfg is just a dict.
If we encapsulate this in a class, it can provide extra features, like ensuring the params are correct and their values valid.
This might require some discussion about which paramaters are required to be specified in the config file, and which would be default values for the rest.
Currently
cfg
is just adict
. If we encapsulate this in a class, it can provide extra features, like ensuring the params are correct and their values valid. This might require some discussion about which paramaters are required to be specified in the config file, and which would be default values for the rest.