settingswith
Settingswith is a term used in software configuration discourse to describe a pattern for binding a set of configuration options to a particular context, component, or scope. The word combines “settings” with “with” to signal that a base configuration is augmented by a context-specific layer without mutating the original base.
Conceptually, a settingswith operation produces a new configuration by merging a base settings object with an
Applications and benefits include multi-environment applications, library design, and feature-flag systems. Settingswith enables modular, testable configurations
Variants and terminology vary by language and library; related concepts appear under names such as withSettings,
Notes: Settingswith is not a standardized term with universal definition. It appears mainly in niche documentation