npm-web-environments

A npm package for setting environment variables to use in web-browsers.

Download

• Stable production version
• Stable development version
• Old releases

Or, if you can use node.js:

$ npm install web-environments

Supported browsers/node.js

• IE10, IE9, IE8, IE7
• Chrome
• Firefox
• Safari
• Mobile Safari
• PhantomJS
• node.js >= 0.11.0

License

Public Domain

Usage

// If you want to use by node.js
//var webenv = require("web-environments");


// Set environments
webenv.set({
  env1: 123,
  env2: "hogehoge",
  env3: true,
  env4: {
    x: 1,
    y: 2
  }
});


// Overwrite environments
webenv.set("env2", "fugafuga");
webenv.set("env4.y", 22);


// Extend environments by object
webenv.extend({
  env3: false,
  env5: "Append value"
});


// Get environments
console.log(webenv.get("env1"));   // -> 123
console.log(webenv.get("env4"));   // -> {x: 1, y: 2}
console.log(webenv.get("env4.x")); // -> 1

API Reference

• data-path
  • This is a path for targeting data that is represented by "." separated string.
  • e.g. "a.b.c" means {a: {b: c: value}}.
• webenv.set(dataPath, data)
• webenv.set(data)
• webenv.extend(dataPath, data)
• webenv.extend(data)
• webenv.get(dataPath?)
• webenv.get(dataPath, defaultValue)

Development

Dependencies

• node.js >= 0.11.0, e.g. brew install node
• PhantomJS, e.g. brew install phantomjs

$ npm install -g grunt-cli testem

Deploy

$ git clone [email protected]:kjirou/npm-web-environments.git
$ cd npm-web-environments
$ npm install
$ grunt

Utls commands

• grunt jshint validates codes by JSHint.
• grunt release generates JavaScript files for release.

Testing

• Open test/index.html
• Execute testem or testem server, after that, open http://localhost:7357/
• grunt test tests by node.js.
• grunt webtest is CI test by PhantomJS only.
• grunt testem:xb is CI test by PhantomJS, Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

Related Links

• npm - web-environments