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env-params

v1.2.1

Published

env-params is a library dotenv to parametrise using multiple .env file at different path and ecosystems

Downloads

50

Readme

env-params

This is wrapper to use parameterised .env files from customisted folder directory in your process.env object

Installation

npm install env-params

Usage

declare this module on the file you are using

require('env-params').env()

Create a .env file as per your parameteries data inputs

QA_URL=dev.default-app.com
QA_DB_HOST=localhost
DB_USER=test
DB_PASS=test

Simple! The process.env is now loaded with the environment variables above.

Example

console.log(process.env.QA_URL)
console.log(process.env.QA_DB_HOST)
console.log(process.env.DB_USER)
console.log(process.env.DB_PASS)

Expected Output

dev.default-app.com
localhost
test
test

If you want to load from a particular environment, use:

// This loads configuration from staging environment
require('env-params').env('QA','path/')