@blakerutledge/per-env v1.1.0

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• Include dependency on dotenv to use .env file. Walks up the filepath looking for it in case you have a nested type project setup.
• Add ability to specify an arbitrary .env key beside NODE_ENV. In npm script, the first argument passed after calling per-env overrides the default key.

        ...,
        "build": "per-env",
        "build:dev": "build dev things",
        "build:prod": "build prod things",
        "start": "per-env SUB_APP",
        "start":my_app_1': "node app_1.js",
        "start":my_app_2': "node app_2.js"
        ...
      }

  in .env file you can have:

  NODE_ENV=dev
  SUB_APP=my_app_1

per-env

Clean up your package.json with per-NODE_ENV npm scripts.

Features

• Defaults NODE_ENV to development.
• Customize process.env per-environment.
• Clearer, concise scripts.
• No more Bash-scripting in package.json.
• Simplify your workflow:
  1. npm install
  2. npm start

Example

{
  // Processes spawned by `per-env` inherit environment-specific
  // variables, if defined.
  "per-env": {
    "production": {
      "DOCKER_USER": "my",
      "DOCKER_REPO": "project"
    }
  },
  "scripts": {
    // If NODE_ENV is missing, defaults to "development".
    "build": "per-env",

    "build:development": "webpack -d --watch",
    "build:staging": "webpack -p",
    "build:production": "webpack -p",

    // Deployment won't work unless NODE_ENV=production is explicitly set.
    "deploy": "per-env",

    "predeploy:production": "docker build -t ${DOCKER_USER}/${DOCKER_PROJECT} .",
    "deploy:production": "docker push ${DOCKER_USER}/${DOCKER_PROJECT}",

    // "npm start" is _the_ command to start the server across all environments.
    "start": "per-env",

    "start:development": "npm run build:development",

    "prestart:production": "npm run build",
    "start:production": "start-cluster build/server/server.js",

    "prestart:staging": "npm run build",
    "start:staging": "start-cluster build/server/server.js",

    // Explicitly set NODE_ENV, which is helpful in CI.
    "test": "NODE_ENV=test per-env",

    "test:test": "mocha"
  }
}

Installation

npm: $ npm install @blakerutledge/per-env

yarn: $ yarn add @blakerutledge/per-env

License

MIT License 2016 © Eric Clemmons