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env-file-docker

v1.0.0

Published

Utility to get node.js environment variable or environment variable file. To support the Docker VAR / VAR_FILE definition

Downloads

10

Readme

Env file docker

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This is a utility package to extract environment variables in Node.js, taking into account the possibility for ENV_FILE type variables as is used a lot in Docker containers.

Configuration

By default the _FILE variant will be preferred. This means if a file is set, it will try to load it before falling back on the environment variable as is. This behavior can be altered by setting the PreferType as shown below.

const envFile = require('env-file-docker');

envFile.setPreferType(envFile.PreferTypes.ENV); // the PreferType is envFile.PreferTypes.FILE by default

process.env.HELLO_FILE = '/some/file';
process.env.HELLO = 'world';
console.log(envFile('HELLO', 'default'));
// output will be world, since the environment variable as is is now preferred

Usage

const envFile = require('env-file-docker');

console.log(envFile('HELLO', 'default'));
// output 'default'

process.env.HELLO_FILE = '/some/file';
console.log(envFile('HELLO', 'default'));
// output is the content of '/some/file'

process.env.HELLO = 'world';
console.log(envFile('HELLO', 'default'));
// output 'world'