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Helper to get and typecast environment variables with TypeScript.
This library is still in alpha stages and is subject to change. The intention is to get the API up to par with getenv, but a lot is lacking and bugs are probable.
.boolish
.array
.multi
.url
.(enable/disable)Fallbacks
.(enable/disable)Errors
yarn add getenv.ts
npm install getenv.ts
Set environment variables:
export HTTP_HOST="localhost"
export HTTP_PORT=8080
export HTTP_SECURE=true
export AB_TEST_RATIO=0.5
Get and use them:
import getenv from "getenv.ts";
const host = getenv("HTTP_HOST"); // Same as `getenv.string("HTTP_HOST");`
const port = getenv.int("HTTP_PORT");
const secure = getenv.bool("HTTP_SECURE");
const abTestRatio = getenv.float("AB_TEST_RATIO");
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Get and typecast environment variables with TypeScript
We found that getenv.ts 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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