Smart Configuration Loader
- JSON, CJS, Typescript and ESM config loader with unjs/jiti
- RC config support with unjs/rc9
- Multiple sources merged with unjs/defu
.env
support with dotenv- Support extending nested configurations from multiple local or git sourecs
Install package:
# npm
npm install c12
# yarn
yarn install c12
# pnpm
pnpm install c12
Import:
// ESM
import { loadConfig } from 'c12'
// CommonJS
const { loadConfig } = require('c12')
Load configuration:
// Get loaded config
const { config } = await loadConfig({})
// Get resolved config and extended layers
const { config, configFile, layers } = await loadConfig({})
c12 merged config sources with unjs/defu by below order:
- config overrides passed by options
- config file in CWD
- RC file in CWD
- global RC file in user's home directory
- default config passed by options
- Extended config layers
Resolve configuration from this working directory. Default is process.cwd()
Configuration base name. Default is config
.
Configuration file name without extension . Default is generated from name
(name=foo => foo.config
).
Set to false
to avoid loading config file.
RC Config file name. Default is generated from name
(name=foo => .foorc
).
Set to false
to disable loading RC config.
Load RC config from the user's home directory. Only enabled when rcFile
is provided. Set to false
to disable this functionality.
Loads .env
file if enabled. It is disabled by default.
Specify default configuration. It has the lowest priority.
Specify override configuration. It has the highest priority.
If resolved config contains a extends
key, it will be used to extend configuration.
Extending can be nested and each layer can extend from one base or more.
Final config is merged result of extended options and user options with unjs/defu.
Each item in extends, is a string that can be either an absolute or relative path to current config file pointing to a config file for extending or directory containing config file.
If it starts with either of github:
, gitlab:
, bitbucket:
or https:
, c12 autmatically clones it.
For custom merging strategies, you can directly access each layer with layers
property.
Example:
// config.ts
export default {
colors: {
primary: 'user_primary'
},
extends: [
'./theme',
'./config.dev.ts'
]
}
// config.dev.ts
export default {
dev: true
}
// theme/config.ts
export default {
extends: '../base',
colors: {
primary: 'theme_primary',
secondary: 'theme_secondary'
}
}
// base/config.ts
export default {
colors: {
primary: 'base_primary'
text: 'base_text'
}
}
Loaded configuration would look like this:
{
dev: true,
colors: {
primary: 'user_primary',
secondary: 'theme_secondary',
text: 'base_text'
}
}
Layers:
[
{ config: /* theme config */, configFile: /* path/to/theme/config.ts */, cwd: /* path/to/theme */ },
{ config: /* base config */, configFile: /* path/to/base/config.ts */, cwd: /* path/to/base */ },
{ config: /* dev config */, configFile: /* path/to/config.dev.ts */, cwd: /* path/ */ },
]
- Clone this repository
- Enable Corepack using
corepack enable
(usenpm i -g corepack
for Node.js < 16.10) - Install dependencies using
yarn install
- Run interactive tests using
yarn dev
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