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config-simple
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An easy configuration module for Node.
npm install --save simple-config
var Config = require('config-simple');
var config = new Config('config'); // the directory of your configuration
var someValue = config.data().value;
import Config from 'config-simple';
interface ConfigData {
value: string;
}
let config: Config<ConfigData> = new Config<ConfigData>('config'); // the directory of your configuration
let someValue: string = config.data().value;
Additionally, you can pass one of the following extensions to the Config constructor to use a different type of file:
First a file called default.json (or your other extension) will be used.
After that, we'll look for for the process.env.NODE_ENV
.json file and override the defaults using it.
This project is licensed under MIT, and we're openly accepting contributions. However, PRs to master will only be accepted in TypeScript. If you don't understand TypeScript but still have a great idea, please create an Issue.
FAQs
An easy configuration module
The npm package config-simple receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, config-simple popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that config-simple demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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