@cuww/runtime-env
v1.0.7
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Runtime Environment Variables for frontend applications build with NextJs. It simplifies the process of storing and managing environment variables. Forget about the hassle of storing and configuring CI/CD pipelines specifically for frontend apps, simply u
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Runtime Environments for NextJs
Runtime Environment Variables for frontend applications build with NextJs. It simplifies the process of storing and managing environment variables. Forget about the hassle of storing and configuring CI/CD pipelines specifically for frontend apps, simply use kubernetes, etc.
Features
- Cloud-native: Make you frontend application Cloud-native: store and manage environment variables in a centralized solution like Kubernetes.
- Simplified configuration: Easily configure runtime environment variables for your Next.js frontend applications.
- Seamless integration: Integrate into your existing Next.js projects with only 2 line of code.
- Enhanced security: Ensure secure handling of sensitive information by storing it in a centralized and protected environment. Keep using
NEXT_PUBLIC_*as you get used to. - Effortless CI/CD: Eliminate the need for separate CI/CD configuration for frontend apps and simplify your deployment process.
Installation
You can install the @cuww/runtime-env package using npm:
npm install @cuww/runtime-envor yarn:
yarn add @cuww/runtime-envUsage
Follow these steps:
Configure next.config.js
const { withRuntimeEnv } = require('@cuww/runtime-env/dist/next');
const config = {
...
}
module.exports = withRuntimeEnv(config)Configure _document.tsx
Add <PublicRuntimeEnvProvider/> as in the example
import { PublicRuntimeEnvProvider } from '@cuww/runtime-env'
import { Html, Head, Main, NextScript } from 'next/document'
export default function Document() {
return (
<Html lang="en">
<Head />
<PublicRuntimeEnvProvider />
<body>
<Main />
<NextScript />
</body>
</Html>
)
}Work with environment variables
Use env function to get variables value.
Use NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix if you want to use this variable in runtime and get access from the client (not server variable).
import { env } from '@cuww/runtime-env'
// Public variable available at a runtime and for everyone (not secure)
env('NEXT_PUBLIC_VARIABLE_NAME', 'DefaultValue')
// Public variable available at a runtime only for server
env('VARIABLE_NAME', 'DefaultValue')License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.