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A simple webpack plugin to support dotenv.
Preprocess directives in HTML, JavaScript, etc directives based off variable context
Read environment variables to JSON
Gulp plugin to preprocess HTML, JavaScript, and other files based on custom context or environment configuration
- gulpplugin
- gulp-plugin
- preprocessor
- html
- javascript
- coffeescript
- debug
- environment
- ENV
- conditional
- include
- exclude
- ifdef
- ifndef
parse .env files to load variables to the process.env property automatically
esbuild plugin to load a .env file from the current directory or any parent. It will combine the environment variables with existing/system-wide process.env variables.
Accepts and updates the .env or .env.local file
Verification, sanitization, and type coercion for environment variables in Node.js
- dotenv
- env
- process.env
- process
- var
- environment
- variables
- variable
- loader
- env-var
- envvar
- config
- configuration
- typescript
Autoload your environment variables from your `.env` file, no code changes required. Similar to `dotenv`, but with zero-dependencies and less verbose.
Load environment variables via a JSON file
Create repositories using Mongo to retrieve and store Entities.
Validate & extract your env variables using nested JSON schema, Ajv and dotenv
Simple package that enables you to load .env files in to process.env and also do variable expansion in a predetermined order based on the NODE_ENV environment variable value.
- dot-env
- env
- load-env
- environment
- env vars
- environment variables
- next-env
- process env
- env config
- env file
- env loader
- env parser
- env reader
- env variables
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- jest
- task
- querystring
- airbnb
- hasOwnProperty
- hasOwn
- es2015
- Array.prototype.flatMap
- cors
- watchFile
- input
- make
- protocol-buffers
- Uint16Array
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Normalize environment variables, and just that.
Load environment variables using import statements.
A hbs helper that renders a block if NODE_ENV is production.
Converts `process.env` into a neatly packed object.
Loads environment variables from `.env.[development|test|production][.local]` files
makes you have a good time with environment variables and dotenv