This allows you to automatically map environment variables typed into your application.
- By overwriting the saved file during the build (CLI, intended for Frontend applications)
- By setting the values at runtime (import, intended for Backend applications)
# with npm
npm install @ljobse/appsettings-loader
# or with Yarn
yarn add @ljobse/appsettings-loader
The CLI allows you to overwrite properties in the json file from the current process.env context.
$ appsettings-loader ./config/appsettings.json
The library allows you to load the current process.env variables into an imported js(on) object.
var newSettings = applyEnvConfig(require("./config/appsettings.json"));
- Nesting is supported by dot separation
.
and double underscores__
. - Types are inherited
- Case insensitive
- Omits underscores
_
Environment on cloud provider or locally is set with the variables you need to load into your application.
#process.env
DATABASE_NAME=server_db
//# src/config/config.json
{
"databaseName": "postgres"
}
//# src/config/index.ts
import { applyEnvConfig } from "@ljobse/appsettings-loader";
import appsettings from "./config.json";
const config = applyEnvConfig(appsettings);
export { config };
//# src/app.ts
import { config } from "./config";
console.log(config.databaseName);
// => "server_db"