Env
Statically defined environment variables enable a script to define configuration that's accessible from scrip.env
based on weights and environment. env
vars appear as properties of script.env
.
Values can be any static literal, including object and arrays.
Note: env variables cannot override any built-in script.env variables such as version, url, etc.
@env(options)
Arguments
options
{ Object } Optional options object.name
{ String } Optional name to override declared member name.environment
{ String = "*" } production, development, *weight
{ Number = 0 }active
{ Boolean = true } Enable or disable entirely.
Examples
const { env } = require('decorators')
class EnvVars {
@env({name: 'myEnv__foo', environment: 'development' })
static devFoo = 'dev bar'
@env({name: 'myEnv__foo', environment: 'production' })
static prodFoo = 'prod bar'
@env
static myobj = {
foo: 'bar',
arr: [1, 2, 3]
}
}
// --------------
return script.env
// {
// "myEnv__foo": "dev bar",
// "myobj": {
// "arr": [
// 1,
// 2,
// 3
// ],
// "foo": "bar"
// },
// "name": "development",
// // ...
// }
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