@bleco/config v0.7.10

@bleco/config

A loopback-next configuration loading utility

Features

• load config files with @boost/config
• resolve variables in config with @codexsoft/dotenv-flow

Usage

demo.config.yaml

name: hello
foo:
  bar:
    a: ${FOO_BAR_A}
    b: ${FOO_BAR_B}
    c: ${FOO_BAR_C}
    d: ${FOO_BAR_D}
deep:
  object:
    property: value

.env.default

FOO_BAR_A=foo_bar_1
FOO_BAR_B=foo_bar_2

.env

FOO_BAR_A=foo_bar_3
FOO_BAR_C=foo_bar_4

import {load} from '@bleco/config';

// load config from directory and merge environments with `read-env`
const config = await load('demo', '<dir>');
// or leave arg empty and run in `<dir>`
// const config = await load('demo');

console.log(config);

//=>
//{
//  "name": "hello",
//  "foo": {
//    "bar": {
//      "a": "foo_bar_3",
//      "b": "foo_bar_2",
//      "c": "foo_bar_4",
//      "d": "${FOO_BAR_D}"
//    }
//  },
//  "deep": {
//    "object": {
//      "property": "value"
//    }
//  }
//}

.env.* files

You can have the following .env* files in your project:

• .env.default – for default (fallback) values, tracked by VCS
• .env – for default production values, tracked by VCS
• .env.development – for development environment, tracked by VCS
• .env.test – for test environment, tracked by VCS
• .env.production – for production environment, tracked by VCS
• .env.local – for individual default values, ignored by VCS
• .env.development.local – for individual development environment values, ignored by VCS
• .env.test.local – for individual test environment values, ignored by VCS
• .env.production.local – for production environment values (DB passwords, API keys, etc.), ignored by VCS

config files

File patterns

Config files are grouped into either the root or branch category. The root of a project is denoted by a root *.config.* file, or a folder with the name .config, which contains config files. Branch config files are located within folders (at any depth) below the root, and are prefixed with a leading dot (.).

• <name> - Name passed to your Configuration instance (in camel case).
• <env> - Current environment derived from NODE_ENV.
• <ext> - File extension supported by the defined loaders and extensions.

Lookup resolution

When the finder traverses through the file system and attempts to resolve config files within each/target folder, it does so using the lookup algorithm demonstrated below. Let's assume the following:

• The config file name is app.
• All file formats are supported, in their default lookup order (js, json, cjs, mjs, ts, json5, yaml, yml).
• The current environment is development (the value of NODE_ENV).

app.js
app.development.js
app.json
app.development.json
app.cjs
app.development.cjs
app.mjs
app.development.mjs
app.ts
app.development.ts
app.json5
app.development.json5
app.yaml
app.development.yaml
app.yml
app.development.yml

Roadmap

• Implementing an enhanced parameter expansion syntax

License

MIT