diamorphosis
v1.0.0
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Use - JSON file(s) - .env file for development - ENV vars
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diamorphosis
Use
- JSON file(s)
- .env file for development
- ENV vars
to configure your application for different environments (NODE_ENV). Supports defaults. Supports nested values.
Installation
$ npm install diamorphosis
Features
- Use JSON or JS files to configure your application for different NODE_ENV values (production, dev, etc...)
// file: config/config.js
{
my_var_a : "some value",
myVarB: "some value"
}
// file: config/env/production.json
{
"nested":{
"my_var_a" : "some production value",
"myVarB": "some production value"
}
}
To enable the production configuration set NODE_ENV=production
- Overwrite your application's config by using ENV variables and restarting the app. Supports scalar and array values.
export NESTED_MY_VAR_A=someScalarValue
export NESTED_MY_VAR_B=this,var,is,an,array,of,values // NESTED_MYVARB is also supported
export NESTED_BOOLEAN=true
- Use .env file for development
NESTED_MY_VAR_A=someValue
Example
// file: config/config.js
// var names should be snakecase (a_var_example) in order to be able to overwrite them correctly using env vars.
module.exports =
{
varOne: '1_dev_',
nestedExample: {
varTwo: '2_dev_'
}
}
// file: config/evn/production.json
{
"varOne": '1_prod',
"nestedExample": {
"varTwo": "2_prod"
}
}
// file: config/evn/other.json
{
"varOne": '1_other',
"nestedExample": {
"varTwo": "2_other"
}
}
// file: app.js
const diamorphosis = require('diamorphosis');
diamorphosis({ // these are the default values
configFolder: './config',
configPath: './config/config.js',
envFolder: './config/env',
loadDotEnv: ['development'] // will only load .env if NODE_ENV=development
})
// file: myFile.js
const config = require('./config/config');
console.log(var_one:', config.var_one);
console.log(var_two:', config.nested_example.varTwo);
// Env vars can overwrite the config values. The app will need a restart to load the new values:
// export VAR_ONE="some other value for var one"
// export NESTED_EXAMPLE_VAR_TWO="some other value for var two"
# file .env
VAR_ONE=value
Supported types
- number
- boolean
- string
es6 support
Config.js can use the es6 export default eg:
export default {
varOne: '1_dev_',
nestedExample: {
varTwo: '2_dev_'
}
}
This is especially useful if you are using diamorphosis with typescript.
Note that env files can have .json or .js extension
License
MIT