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ydc

v1.0.1

Published

NodeJS application local config downloader from Yandex.Disk

Downloads

5

Readme

ydc

NodeJS application local config downloader from Yandex.Disk

I like to store some important data (tokens, credentials, etc.) for application start in .env.local (or .env.development, .env.production) files, which override default settings in .env file. But these files are staying on server, and all of it are in different places. What would be, if all confings of my running apps will be in one place? And, if I lost my connection to server, these important files will be there. I think, it will be nice, if application will load confing at start by some url, or hash, and I can control acess to this confing from one place.

Okay. This library found local file .ydc, where your application is started, read it and tried to download listed confings in this file

import ydc from "ydc";

await ydc();

console.log(process.env.MY_TOKEN);

.ydc file contents - each line links to .env file, which will be downloaded and loaded to process.env

https://disk.yandex.ru/d/QwErfdss123

.env file contents on Yandex.Disk service

MY_TOKEN=QWERTY