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vconf-loader

v0.0.4

Published

Small library that targets to dynamically load variables (mostly as configs) from files basing on passed parameters during runtime. That approach allow to easy run tests while .env files isn't available during running tests.

Downloads

19

Readme

vconf-loader

Small library that targets to dynamically load variables (mostly as configs) from files basing on passed parameters during runtime.


Basic usage

Folder structure:
.
|── configs # Config folder. May contain any number of files
|	└── testing.ts
└── app.ts # Executing file
configs/testing.ts
export interface IConfig {
    someData: string,
    anotherSomeData: string,
}

const config: IConfig = {
    someData: "Lorem",
    anotherSomeData: "Ipsum"
}

export default config; #By default loader loads variable that exported as default. Can be changes by options
app.ts
import vconf from "vconf";

const loader = vconf();

const config = await loader.loadFileVariable<IConfig>({
            filePath: `./configs`, // using relative path to file folder
            fileName: `${process.env.NODE_ENV}.ts` // NODE_ENV=testing // So fetching file `testing.ts`
});

API

  • loadDynamicFile

loadFileVariable<T>({ filePath, fileName, defaultConfig?: T, absolutePath?, extension?, exportVariable? = 'default' }): Promise<T>

| Field | Type | Required | Default value | Description | |----- | ----- | ----- | ----- | ----- | | filePath | string | true | | Path to file folder | | fileName | string | true | | Filename with extension | | defaultConfig | Generic | false | | Object that return function in case if file isn't found. If not passed and file still not found function will throw error with expected path | | absolutePath | boolean | false | | In case of using absolute path to folder - set this field true | | extension | string | false | | You may pass extension of file if you want. Should start with dot e.g. - .mjs.js| | exportVariable | string | false | default | By default library get default exported variable. In case of using not default export - pass there variable that exporting |