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rollup-plugin-dotenv-extended

v2.0.2

Published

Rollup plugin that loads available .env files and replaces the defined variables with their values, you can also extended their values with .env variables

Downloads

26

Readme

rollup-plugin-dotenv-extended

Installation

npm install rollup-plugin-dotenv-extended

This package extends functionality of rollup-plugin-inject-process-env plugin.

Usage

Create a rollup.config.js configuration file and import the plugin:

import dotenvExtended from "rollup-plugin-dotenv-extended"

export default {
  input: "src/index.js",
  output: [
    dir: "dist/build"
  ],
  plugins: [
    dotenvExtended(
        env: object,
        options?: {
            cwd?:string,
            envKey?:string,
            include?: string | string[],
            exclude?: string | string[],
            verbose?: boolean
        })
  ]
}

create your .env file in the root of your project.

# .env
FOO=bar

FOO_EXTENDED=`${FOO}`

so you can use FOO & FOO_EXTENDED in your javascript files.

// src/index.js
console.log(process.env.FOO)
console.log(process.env.FOO_EXTENDED)

your env variables will be replaced by their values in your bundled file.

// dist/build/index.js
console.log('bar')
console.log('bar')

if you want to know more about the principle and restrictions of replacement, please read @rollup/plugin-replace notes.

Options

You can specify the options below.

env

Type: Object Default: {} Pass any JSON object to the plugin that will be set as the process.env value. This object accept members value of any type.The value will override .env values if exists same key.

options

cwd

Type: String Default: "."

directory in which to search for env files.

envKey

Type: String Default: "NODE_ENV"

key used to search for .env files by node environment

include

Type: String | String[] Default: ""

exclude

Type: String | String[] Default: ""

The include and exclude options allow to explicitely specify with a minimatch pattern the files to accept or reject. By default, all files are targeted and no files are rejected.

verbose

Type: Boolean Default: false

This option allows to show which file is included in the process and which one is excluded.

Rollup will merge env vars located at

[
  `.env.${process.env[envKey]}.local`,
  `.env.${process.env[envKey]}`,
  '.env.local',
  '.env',
]

so if you are in prod, rollup will search in

['.env.prod.local', '.env.prod', '.env.local', '.env']

and merge the result.

Variables starting with ROLLUP_ will be included from .env files.

LICENSE (MIT)

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