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env-config

read configuration from environment variables

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Env config

read config from environment variables.

Install

npm install env-config

Use

given some environment variables:

MY_PROJECT_PORT=8080
MY_PROJECT_MYSQL_USER=foo
MY_PROJECT_MYSQL_PASSWORD=bar
MY_PROJECT_LOG_INFO=true
MY_PROJECT_PROVISION_RATE=0.2

use them in your application:

envConfig = require 'env-config'

specification =
    port: 'int'
    mysqlUser: 'string'
    mysqlPassword: 'string'
    logInfo: 'bool'

console.log envConfig 'MY_PROJECT', specification, process.env

# =>  {
#       port: 8080,
#       mysqlUser: 'foo',
#       mysqlPassword: 'bar',
#       logInfo: true
#       provisionRate: 0.2
#   }

envConfig throws an exception if an environment variable is empty or can't be converted to the specified type.

License: MIT

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Package last updated on 25 Jun 2012

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