ms-amqp-conf v0.2.0

Configuration loading module

Combines dotenv, nconf and processes env configuration into camelcase; Each value is JSON parsed first if it is possible, therefore you can pass arrays/objects and boolean params through env

Installation

npm i ms-amqp-conf -S

Configuration

Accepts following configuration params, which can be passed through .env or process.env

1. DOTENV_NOT_SILENT - if present, warnings from dotenv wont be supressed
2. DOTENV_ENCODING - defaults to 'utf-8'
3. DOTENV_FILE_PATH - if .env file isn't located in the root of your module, you can pass path here
4. NCONF_SEPARATOR - defaults to __
5. NCONF_MATCH - only envs, matched by this would be returned through configuration
6. NCONF_MATCH_OPTS - opts for regexp constructed from NCONF_MATCH
7. NCONF_WHITELIST - stringified JSON array of variebles that should be parsed into final configuration
8. NCONF_FILE_PATH - external JSON configuration file that will be used to provide variables
9. NCONF_NAMESPACE - MUST be specified, as it will return configuration relative to this namespace
10. NCONF_NO_CAMELCASE - if present, keys will not be camelCased

Usage

.env file:

NCONF_NAMESPACE=MS_CONF
NCONF_MATCH=^MS_CONF
NCONF_MATCH_OPTS=i
MS_CONF__AMQP__HOSTS=["127.0.0.1"]
MS_CONF__AMQP__SSL=true
MS_CONF__AMQP__STRING_TRUE='"true"'

const config = require('ms-amqp-conf');
// config would equal
// {
//   amqp: {
//     hosts: [ '127.0.0.1' ],
//     ssl: true,
//     stringTrue: 'true'
//   }
// }

For a more detailed example - see tests