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convar

v1.1.7

Published

Get configuration value via default, config, environment variable, package, npm or cli with optional required error handling

Downloads

63

Readme

CONVAR

Get configuration variable via config file, environment variable, package, npm or cli with optional required error handling

Install

npm install convar --save

Use

var convar = require('convar')
  , token  = convar('token') // e27d9f2a29b7

Required values pass in error message or Error

var convar = require('convar')
  , token  = convar('token', 'Missing access token') // e27d9f2a29b7
  , url    = convar('url',   new Error('Missing URL'))

Value via command line

node app.js --token e27d9f2a29b7 --node_env dev

Conditional flags

node app.js --debug

app.js :

var convar = require('convar')
  , debug  = convar('debug') // true

Value via environment variable

token=e27d9f2a29b7
node_dev=dev

node app.js

Ignore case

This will also work

TOKEN=e27d9f2a29b7
NODE_ENV=dev

Value via JSON config

config='{ "token":"e27d9f2a29b7", "NODE_ENV":"dev" }'

Value via JSONIC simplified JSON

config=token:e27d9f2a29b7,NODE_ENV:dev

JSON or JSONIC variables

node app.js --config token:e27d9f2a29b7,NODE_ENV:dev --firebase url:https://example.firebaseio.com,token:e27d9f2a29b7e27d9f2a29b7
var convar = require('convar')
  , token  = convar('token')        // e27d9f2a29b7
  , fbUrl  = convar('firebase').url // example.firebaseio.com

JSON config file

config.json file:

{
  "token": "e27d9f2a29b7",
  "NODE_ENV": "dev",
  "firebase": {
    "url":   "https://example.firebaseio.com",
    "token": "e27d9f2a29b7e27d9f2a29b7"
  }
}

config parameter is a file if it isn't JSON or JSONIC and a string that contains .json

node app.js --config config.json

Prefixed values

Example with yo_ prefix

node app.js --yo_token e27d9f2a29b7

Use

var convar = require('convar')
convar.prefix('yo_')
var token  = convar('token')        // e27d9f2a29b7

Package values

var convar = require('convar')
console.log(convar.package.version) // 1.0.0

License: MIT