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788

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npm install run-with-envs

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12.17.0

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7.13.0 Score

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Latest Version

1.0.7

Package Id

run-with-envs@1.0.7

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1.98 kB

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NPM Version

7.13.0

Node Version

12.17.0

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Dependencies

pluralize

Dev Dependencies

chai mocha processenv

Versions

run-with-envs

run-with-env is a command line tool which converts the content of a JSON file to env variables and pass them to a node process.

Installation

1$ npm install -g run-with-envs

Execute a node application with envs

1$ run-with-envs {path-to-config-json-file}

A config file could look like this (config.json):

1{
2  "PORT": 4000,
3  "TEST": {
4    "API": "/api",
5    "HOSTS": {
6        "CUSTOMER_ONE": "one.test.com",
7        "CUSTOMER_TWO": "two.test.com",
8        "CUSTOMER_THREE": "three.test.com"
9    }
10}

resulting node call with the config file above:

1$ PORT="4000" TEST_API="/api" TEST_HOST_CUSTOMER_ONE="one.test.com" TEST_HOST_CUSTOMER_TWO="two.test.com" node ./index.js

The entries of sub objects with plural name will be converted to an enviroment variable each:

1{
2  "HOSTS": {
3    "CUSTOMER_ONE": "one.test.com",
4    "CUSTOMER_TWO": "two.test.com"
5  }
6}

Become:

1$ TEST_HOST_CUSTOMER_ONE="one.test.com" TEST_HOST_CUSTOMER_TWO="two.test.com" node ./index.js

Specify the executable file

With the option -r you can set a path to a executable js file

1$ run-with-envs -r {path-to-executable} {path-to-config-json-file}

License

MIT

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