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Load environment variables via a JSON file

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dotenv-json

Load environment variables via a JSON file

npm install dotenv-json

Define your environment variables in .env.json in the root of your project (or wherever you start your node process):

{
  "public_api_key": "s@Mpl3_d@Ta"
}

Load your environment variables at the beginning of your program:

require("dotenv-json")();

console.log(process.env.public_api_key) // => s@Mpl3_d@Ta

N.B. Existing keys in process.env will not be overwritten.

You can customize the location of your .env.json file by passing a path option:

const dotenvJSON = require("dotenv-json");
dotenvJSON({ path: "./config/example.json"});

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Package last updated on 27 Sep 2017

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