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jace

v2.0.0

Published

JSON Ampersand Configuration by Environment State. Node project configuration. (Also, it sounds like brace, which is used to support a whole project)

Downloads

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JACE

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Node project configuration. Jace sounds like brace. Braces support things. Jace supports the whole project.

Jace is a configuration library for a node project that recognizes several levels of overrides. ALCE is used for JSON parsing so your JSON can have comments.

The order of preference, higher numbers override lower numbers.

  1. default.json
  2. {env}.json // env is determined by the NODE_ENV bash variable, or by the env option.
  3. bash env vars, converted to nested objects.
  4. options object

Every level merges and overrides the previous.

Install

npm i -S jace

Usage

var jace = require('jace')
  , options = {
    db: {
      user: 'me'
    }
    , users: 0
    // defaults to './config'
    , configPath: __dirname
  }
  , config = jace(options)

// config is an ampersand-state object
config.env // will be the value of process.env.NODE_ENV if set, else 'default'
config.db.user // 'me'

Setting env vars

Bash environmental variables are set with export MY_VAR=rabbit. Jace converts snake case (underscore separated) env vars into nested objects.

MY_RABBIT=fluffy becomes {my: {rabbit: 'fluffy'}}

MY_RABBIT=fluffy; MY_BUNNY=cottontail becomes {my: {rabbit: 'fluffy', bunny: 'cottontail'}}

Options

<String> configPath

Where should we look for default.json and other config files? Defaults to ./config.

<Boolean> allEnv

Defaults to false. If true, will pull in all env vars, not just the ones defined in a JSON config file or the options.

NOTE: most systems have many irrelvant env vars. It's easy to pollute your config with uncessary properties if you turn this on.

Tests

Tests are prova, based on tape. They can be run with npm test.

Developing

To publish, run gulp publish --bump=patch

Changelog

2.0.0

No longer uses ampersand-state for base config. It turned out too be too brittle and really, config should only be set once.

1.0.0

Initial Release