rc_array v1.0.0

rc_array

A wrapper around rc to allow arrays in environment configs

Usage

First install it together with rc via npm.

npm i -s rc rc_array

Next you can specify the key containing your translation references as the first argument. All other arguments are passed to rc unmodified.

Examples

The following environment variables

• test_test__0 = 12
• test_translate=test_test

given the following code

require("rc_array")("translate", "test");

Results in:

{ "translate": "test_test", "test": ["12"], "_": [] }

If you have multiple targets of translation keys, you can specify them like this:

• prefix_translate_0=prefix_firstkey
• prefix_translate_1=prefix_secondkey
• ...

LICENSE

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Tobias Gurtzick

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