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enveror

v0.1.0

Published

environment variables managing library for TypeScript (or JS)

Readme

enveror

npm

This library under alpha version now.

environment variables managing library for TypeScript (or JavaScript).

$ npm i enveror

feature

  • easy to validate type
  • easy to use some type as env val(string/number/boolean/string[]/number[]/object)
  • easy to define nested env var
  • easy to use array for env var

how to use

place .enveror to current dir as following content.

STAGE = "dev"
CLOUD.API_KEY_ID = "hogehoge=hog"
import { Enveror } from 'enveror';

const enveror = new Enveror();
const stage = enveror.get('STAGE').as_string();
console.log(stage);

const cloud_api_key_id = enveror.get('CLOUD').get('API_KEY_ID').as_string();
// const cloud_api_key_id = enveror.get('CLOUD.API_KEY_ID').as_string(); // same as above
console.log(cloud_api_key_id);

env format

default loaded file is ./.enveror.

You can write environment variables as following format.

STAGE = "dev"
CLOUD.API_KEY_ID = "hogehoge=hog"
CLOUD.API_SECRET_KEY = "fug+;l[l;uw:er\-0-63-096z,nxvcafuga"
CLOUD.STORAGE.IMAGES = "myimages"
CORS_ORIGINS =["http://localhost:3000"]
WORKER_COUNT =4
TIMEOUT_SECONDS= 2.3
EMPTY_STRING=" "
SAMPLE = true

above file is interpretted as following object

{
  "STAGE": "dev",
  "CLOUD": {
    "API_KEY_ID": "hogehoge=hog",
    "API_SECRET_KEY": "fug+;l[l;uw:er\\-0-63-096z,nxvcafuga",
    "STORAGE": { "IMAGES": "myimages" }
  },
  "API": { "CORS_ORIGIN": ["http://localhost:3000"] },
  "WORKER_COUNT": 4,
  "TIMEOUT_SECONDS": 2.3,
  "EMPTY_STRING": " ",
  "SAMPLE": true
}

points

  • "" is interpretted as string var
  • [] is interpretted as array
  • . is interpretted as nested key

supported types

| type | assertion | | ---------- | ----------------- | | string | as_string() | | number | as_number() | | boolean | as_boolean() | | string[] | as_array_string() | | number[] | as_array_number() |

in additional, string in nested object is accessable by .get("X").get("Y").as_string() or .get("X.Y").as_string()

API

Constructor

You can pass options into Enveror().

new Enveror({
  routes = ['./.enveror.local'], // additional enveror file
  disableDefault = false, // disable loading `./.enveror`
});

Methods

| method | args | return | | ----------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------- | | get(key:string):Value | key is key of env var | Value of key | | keys():string[] | | keys in 1-depth | | to_object():object | | loaded object | | to_string():string | | stringified loaded object |

Value Methods

Value is value container for environment variable(s).

it has type-assertion and children getter.

| method | args | return | | ----------------------------- | --------------------- | ------------------------- | | as_any(): ValueType | | get var without assertion | | as_string(): string | | assertion for string | | as_number(): number | | assertion for number | | as_boolean(): boolean | | assertion for boolean | | as_array_string(): string[] | | assertion for string[] | | as_array_number(): number[] | | assertion for number[] | | get(key: string): Value | key is key of child | child Value of key | | keys(): string[] | | keys of children |

internal type-checker for variable

KEY = "VAR", KEY= "VAR", KEY ="VAR" and KEY="VAR" is same meaning in this library.

/^"._"$/           => "string"
/^[0-9]+$/         => "number"
/^[0-9]+.[0-9]+$/  => "number"
/^(true|false)$/   => "boolean"
/^\[._\]$/         => "array"
not matched        => Error