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@americanexpress/env-config-utils
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Utilities for runtime configuration validations
This contains utilities for configuring environment variables including functions for preprocessing.
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npm i @americanexpress/env-config-utils
Checkout the different parameters you can use under the API section.
const { preprocessEnvVar } = require('@americanexpress/env-config-utils');
const config = {
name: 'HTTP_PORT',
normalize: (input) => {
const parsed = parseInt(input, 10);
if (Number.isNaN(parsed) || parsed != input) {
throw new Error(`env var HTTP_PORT needs to be a valid integer, given "${input}"`);
} else {
return parsed;
}
},
defaultValue: () => 3000,
};
preprocessEnvVar(config);
const isFetchableUrlInNode = require('@americanexpress/env-config-utils/isFetchableUrlInNode');
// throws if not a valid url
isFetchableUrlInNode('https://example.aexp.com/path');
Processes environment variables and applies validations and defaults.
Type: object
provide an object that can be given any name with the below parameters.
Type: string
This is the name of the environment variable and refers to process.env[name] REQUIRED
Type: function
This is a function that takes a value an performs preprocessing on it before the value is set on the environment variable.
Type: array
An optional array of valid values.
Type: string/function
An optional value to use if none is defined
Type: function
An optional function to validate if the provided value is acceptable. Throws an error.
Validates that a given URL is valid when called from the browser. Useful for usage as a validate function for preprocessEnvVar()
Type: string
Url to validate.
preprocessEnvVar()
const {
name: 'MY_V_COOL_API_URL',
validate: isFetchableUrlInBrowser,
} = config;
preprocessEnvVar(config);
Validates that a given URL is valid when called from the server. Useful for usage as a validate function for preprocessEnvVar()
Type: string
Url to validate.
preprocessEnvVar()
const {
name: 'MY_V_COOL_API_URL',
validate: isFetchableUrlInNode,
} = config;
preprocessEnvVar(config);
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Utilities for runtime configuration validations
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