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@wavesenterprise/env-extractor
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import { Env } from '@wavesenterprise/env-extractor'
// num resolves as number
const num = Env.number('PORT').default(3030).get()
// str resolves as string
const str = Env.string('API_KEY').required().get()
// bool resolves as boolean | undefined
// because nor default nor required were set
const bool = Env.boolean('IS_DEV').get()
// json resolves as { isNice: boolean } | undefined
const json = Env.json<{ isNice: boolean }>('NICE_ENV').get()
This package does not set envs to process.env use dotenv package with it
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Easily extract envs from process.env with type checking
We found that @wavesenterprise/env-extractor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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