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node-configloader

v1.5.4

Published

node configloader by Aref Mirhosseini

Downloads

4

Readme

Node Configloader

Simple Node.js Configloader

github.com/arefm/node-configloader


How it Works

node-configloader works with 3 different config file (all in json format). the common.cfg.json is the main one. production.cfg.json and development.cfg.json are other files which are required when application environment is set to production or development. all these 3 files are placed into node-configloader directory but you can change path manually.

Install from NPM

$ npm i node-configloader

How to use

var configs = require("node-configloader");

Get Configurations

// all settings
var all = configs.get();

// only one object
var serverConfigs = configs.get("app.server");

Change Configuration Files Path

configs.setPath('/home/user/projects/configs_directory');

Change Application Environment

// development
configs.setEnv('development');

// production
configs.setEnv('production');

Set New Configurations

configs.set({
	app: {
		server: {
			port: 4000
		}
	}
});