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@golevelup/profiguration

v0.2.1

Published

## About

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@golevelup/profiguration

About

Profiguration is currently built on top of the rock solid Convict configuration library from Mozilla. It helps you acheive 12Factor compliant application configuration by putting a focus on leveraging environment variables in a type safe way while enabling you to load configuration from .env and .json files for convenience during development.

Features

  • Load configuration from .env files or json files automatically with hierarchical overriding
  • Easily control which configuration files get loaded based on your Node Environment
  • Built in support for validation of different types
  • Intellisense and Type Safety
  • Simple testing utilties for when you want to mock your configuration

Usage

Install

npm install ---save @golevelup/profiguration

or

yarn add @golevelup/profiguration

Define an interface to represent your Profiguration

The interface should represent the object stucture for you you would like to access the configuration for your app. It can be a complex object with nested values and different types

For example:

interface Config {
  db: {
    password: string;
    host: {
      url: string;
      port: number;
    };
  };
  appPort: number;
  globalPrefix: string;
  controllerPrefix: string;
  showWelcomeMessage: boolean;
}

Create a Profiguration instance

The createProfiguration factory method takes a schema that indicates how the various properties of your configuration interface should be loaded from the process environment. See the convict documentation for additional options and documentation.

The second argument configures profiguration with options for logging, validation and relative file loading paths as well as a user provided function configureEnv which allows for per environment overriding of the profiguration options as well as files that should be loaded which contain configuration values.

import { createProfiguration } from '@golevelup/profiguration';

export const config = createProfiguration<Config>(
  {
    appPort: {
      default: 3333,
      env: 'APP_PORT'
    },
    db: {
      password: {
        default: null,
        format: String,
        env: 'DB_PASSWORD'
      },
      host: {
        url: {
          default: '',
          env: 'DB_HOST_URL'
        },
        port: {
          default: -1,
          format: 'port',
          env: 'DB_HOST_PORT'
        }
      }
    },
    globalPrefix: {
      default: 'api',
      env: 'GLOBAL_PREFIX'
    },
    controllerPrefix: {
      default: '',
      env: 'CONTROLLER_PREFIX'
    },
    showWelcomeMessage: {
      default: true,
      env: 'WELCOME_MESSAGE'
    }
  },
  {
    strict: true,
    verbose: true,
    loadRelativeTo: 'parent-module',
    configureEnv: env => ({
      files: `${env}.env`
    })
  }
);