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Expose strategy for environment variables from AST for Gluestick
gluestick-env-expose-astThis plugin allows you to automatically export environment variables (process.env.*) by taversing the AST of a provided file.
For example, if the plugin finds process.env.ENV_VAR_0 this variable will be exposed in the final build, both on client and server.
npm install --save gluestick-env-expose-ast
src/gluestick.plugins.js:export default [
'gluestick-env-expose-ast'
]
// or
export default [
{
plugin: 'gluestick-env-expose-ast',
options: {
parse: 'file.js'
},
},
]
parse: string | string[] - path or array of paths to files which will be parsed for process.env.*exposeRuntime: boolean - replace process.env with window.__GS_ENV_VARS__ to allow passing variables in runtime instead of on compilation time, it will also pass detected variables to the server bundle so window.__GS_ENV_VARS__ gets properly propagated when renderering pages on the serverFAQs
Expose strategy for environment variables from AST for Gluestick
We found that gluestick-env-expose-ast demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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