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@arshad-shah/config-kit

v1.0.1

Published

Typed config loader: env vars, .env files, and remote sources merged with schema validation.

Readme

@arshad-shah/config-kit

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Typed config loader: env vars, .env files, and remote sources merged in order and validated against your schema. Wrong env var? Build fails at boot.

1.4 KB gzipped. Schema-agnostic — works with Zod, Valibot, ArkType, or anything with a parse method.

pnpm add @arshad-shah/config-kit zod

Quick example

import { z } from "zod";
import {
  loadConfig,
  dotenvFileSource,
  processEnvSource,
} from "@arshad-shah/config-kit";

const config = await loadConfig({
  schema: z.object({
    NODE_ENV: z.enum(["development", "production", "test"]).default("development"),
    PORT: z.coerce.number().int().positive().default(3000),
    DATABASE_URL: z.string().url(),
  }),
  sources: [
    dotenvFileSource(".env"),
    dotenvFileSource(".env.local"),
    processEnvSource(),
  ],
  // Diagnostic channel - optional, fires when a source's load() throws.
  // Failures are still soft-handled so other sources can fill in.
  onSourceError: (err, info) => console.warn(`[config:${info.source}]`, err),
});

config.PORT;        // number
config.DATABASE_URL; // string, validated as URL

Built-in sources

  • processEnvSource() — reads process.env
  • dotenvFileSource(path) — reads a .env file. Missing files (ENOENT) are soft-failed; other I/O failures (permission denied, "is a directory", etc.) are surfaced via onSourceError so misconfiguration doesn't get masked as "no config".
  • staticSource(values) — hard-coded defaults
  • remoteSource({ url, headers }) — fetches a flat JSON config from HTTP. Primitives (numbers, booleans) are coerced to strings so downstream z.coerce.* schemas see them; complex values (objects, arrays, null) are dropped.

Or write your own. Sources merge in array order; later wins on conflicts.

What you get

  • Schema-agnostic validation — your library, your patterns
  • Layered sources — defaults → file → env → remote, in that order
  • Soft source failures with observability — a missing .env doesn't crash the load, but onSourceError lets you see real I/O failures
  • Secret-safe errors — quoted values are redacted by default in error messages

Documentation

https://kit.arshadshah.com/config-kit

License

MIT © Arshad Shah