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msv-config

v1.0.0

Published

Config container

Downloads

391

Readme

msv-config

This library implements simple config container for configurations which can be read from file, environment variables or somewhere else.

How to use

Create config from object.

import {config} from 'msv-config';

const conf = config({
  appName: 'myApp'
});

Load config from file.

# conf.yaml
appName: myApp
db:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  user: me
import {configFromFileSync} from 'msv-config';

const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml');

Overwrite config with environment variables.

APP_DB_USER=root node myApp
import {configFromFileSync, configFromEnv} from 'msv-config';

const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml').merge(
    configFromEnv()
);

Get config value.

conf.get('appName')

// or

conf.get('appName', 'defaultValue')

Nested configs.

conf.get('db.user')

// or

const dbConf = conf.sub('db');
dbConf.get('user');

To be compatible with environment variables, config variable names are case insensitive. Config values are always strings.

So convert them yourself if needed.

server.listen(
    parseInt(config.get('listen.port'))
);

Merge configs.

// between each other
const newConf = conf.merge(otherConf);

// or with object
const oneMoreConf = conf.mergeObject({
  db: {
    type: 'mysql'
  }
});

Configs are immutable, so merge/mergeObject returns new config instance and doesn't affect original config.

API

Exported methods:

config(object?: ConfigRowData): Config

interface ConfigRowData {
    [name: string]: string | ConfigRowData;
}

Create new config object.

configFromString(str: string, type: 'json' | 'yaml' | 'yml'): Config

Load config from string.

configFromFileSync(filename: string, type?: 'json' | 'yaml' | 'yml'): Config

Load config from file (synchronously! which should be ok, as you read your config once on the app start).

If type isn't passed, it tries to extract type from file extension.

configFromEnv(options?): Config

configFromEnv({
  varNamePrefix = 'app',
  env = process.env,
}: {
  varNamePrefix?: string;
  env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
}): Config;

Read config from environment variables.

varNamePrefix is prefix which used with your env variables names. By default it's "APP_".

You can pass your source instead of node's process.env, if needed.

So, if you want to have config:

{
    "appName": "myApp",
    "db": {
      "host": "127.0.0.1"
    }
}

You can set in your envs:

APP_APPNAME=myApp
APP_DB_HOST=127.0.0.1

basicConfig(options?): Config

basicConfig({
  varNamePrefix = 'app',
  env = process.env,
}: {
  varNamePrefix?: string;
  env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
}) : Config;

Create config by merging:

  • file <NODE_CONFIG_DIR>/default.yml
  • file <NODE_CONFIG_DIR>/<NODE_ENV>.yml
  • environment variables with passed prefix ("APP_" by default)

NODE_CONFIG_DIR and NODE_ENV are retrieved from env variables. By default NODE_CONFIG_DIR={cwd}/config and NODE_ENV=development

config.get(confName: string, defaultValue?: string): string;

Get config with given name. If there no config and no defaultValue passed, error will be thrown.

# conf.yaml
appName: myApp
db:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  user: me
const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml');

conf.get('appName') // 'myApp'
conf.get('db.host') // '127.0.0.1'
conf.get('prjName', 'noName') // 'noName'
conf.get('prjName') // throws Error

config.has(confName: string): boolean;

Check if there is config with given name.

config.sub(prefix: string): Config;

Return sub config.

# conf.yaml
appName: myApp
db:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  user: me
const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml');

const dbConfig = conf.sub('db');
dbConfig.get('host') // 127.0.0.1
dbConfig.get('host') // me

config.merge(config: Config): Config;

Merge one config with another and return merged config.

# conf.yaml
appName: myApp
db:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  user: me
APP_APPNAME=newApp
APP_DB_USER=root node myApp
import {configFromFileSync, configFromEnv} from 'msv-config';

const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml').merge(
    configFromEnv(),
);

conf.get('appName'); // 'newApp'
conf.get('db.host'); // '127.0.0.1'
conf.get('db.user'); // 'root'

config.mergeObject(raw: ConfigRowData, options?: {addPrefix? : string}): Config;

type ConfigRowData = {
    [name: string]: string | ConfigRowData;
}

Merge config with object and return merged config.

# conf.yaml
appName: myApp
db:
  host: 127.0.0.1
  user: me
import {configFromFileSync, configFromEnv} from 'msv-config';

const conf = configFromFileSync('./conf.yaml').mergeObject(
    appName: "newApp",
    db: {
        user: 'root'
    }
);

conf.get('appName'); // 'newApp'
conf.get('db.host'); // '127.0.0.1'
conf.get('db.user'); // 'root'