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bitclimb-config

v1.0.8

Published

Bitclimb central config store

Downloads

6

Readme

bitclimb-config

Install

  • Install as a dependecy npm i bitclimb-config

Dumping config

  • To use bcl-dump you must install this module as a global npm i bitclimb-config -g
  • Then on terminal type and run bcl-dump, it will dump all json config files to the folder you are currently in.

Usage

const conf = require('bitclimb-config')

Config

The configuration file is stored at ~/.bcl-config/[environment].json. eg. /home/user/.bcl-config/production.json

Api

init(nodeEnv,initConfigDir) Initializes a new configuration. (Overwrites current [environment] config)

  • nodeEnv: The NODE_ENV you want to initialize, the initial config file must also be named as [environment].json. eg. production.json [String]
  • initConfigDir: The directory/folder (absolute path) (not the file) where [environment].json is located [String]
  • returns false if [environment].json was not found.
  • returns true upon successfull initializing, it will also delete the initial config file.
conf.init('production','/home/user');
// this will try to load the configuration file at /home/user/production.json

load(appKey, nodeEnv) Loads the configuration as an environment variable (process.env)

  • appKey: The app keys/labels to load [String|Array]
  • nodeEnv: The environment config to load [String] eg. production this will load production.json if it exists.
conf.load('api','development');
conf.load(['api', 'db'],'production');

reInit(jsonConfig, nodeEnv) Saves/Edits the configuration

  • jsonConfig: The Object config to edit. eg. {APP: {PORT: 8080}} this will edit/add APP.PORT with a value 8080 [Object]
  • nodeEnv: The environment to which the jsonConfig will be written/saved to. eg. production will edit the production.json [String]
conf.reInit({ GENERAL: { TRUST_PROXY: true } }, 'development')
// This will edit/add GENERAL.TRUST_PROXY with a value true to development.json

getAllConfig() Returns all the config files in a json format, using the file's basename as its key.

conf.getAllConfig()