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@svitejs/vite-plugin-env-import

v1.0.0-next.1

Published

Import env vars

Downloads

4

Readme

@svitejs/vite-plugin-env-import

Import env vars

Installation

pnpm i -D @svitejs/vite-plugin-env-import

Usage

add plugin to vite config

// vite config
import { defineConfig } from 'vite';
import { envImport } from '@svitejs/vite-plugin-env-import';

export default defineConfig({
	plugins: [envImport()]
});

import from virtual modules

virtual:env

Contains all env variables that do not start with a public prefix with their value as static strings.

import { SUPER_SECRET } from 'virtual:env';

imports from 'virtual:env' only work in ssr code, if you do this in client code, an error is thrown

virtual:env:runtime

Same as virtual:env but instead of static value replacement at buildtime, it uses process.env.XXX so the actual runtime value at time of ssr is used

virtual:env:public

Contains all env variables that start with a public prefix with their value as static strings.

import { VITE_TITLE } from 'virtual:env:public';

imports from 'virtual:env:public' work in client and ssr code

virtual:env:public:runtime

Same as virtual:env:public but instead of static value replacement at buildtime, it uses process.env.XXX so the actual runtime value at time of ssr is used

imports from 'virtual:env:public:runtime' only work in ssr code, if you do thing in client code, an error is thrown

This is due to the fact that clientside code cannot access the ssr runtime env

License

MIT