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Helps working with environments easily


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env-tool

Helps working with environments easily

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Installation

npm install env-tool

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yarn add env-tool

Usages

  • Run function in dev mode

    const env = require("env-tool");
    
    env.dev(function () {
      // runs in develpment
    });
    
    
  • Checks weather environment is production

    const env = require("env-tool");
    
    if (env.is.prod) {
      // true for production
    }
    
  • Log in development

    const env = require("env-tool");
    
    env.dev.warn("WARNING for development");
    
  • Run in not production

    env.not.prod(function () {
      // run on environment that is not production
    });
    

Configure

By default env-tool checks environment for node using process.env.NODE_ENV. However you can customize it yourself.

const env = require("env-tool");

env.setChecker(function (env) {
  return process.env.ENV === env;
});

License

MIT

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Last updated on 30 Dec 2018

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