react-native-env-json v1.1.0

react-native-env-json

Let you import environment based variables as JSON in React Native, don't need any native code integration.

Install

$ npm install react-native-env-json --save-dev

Add the react-native-env-json preset to your .babelrc file at the project root.

{
  "presets": [
    ...
    "react-native-env-json"
  ]
}

If you want to change the path of the env files you can use the configDir option, for example.

{
  "presets": [
    ...
    ["react-native-env-json",{configDir: "/your/config/directory"}]
  ]
}

Usage

In your project root create a directory named env, Add your app configuration in a file named env/default.json. for example:

{
  "api":{
    "endpoint": "http://localhost:8080/",
    "key":123
  },
  "default_locale":"en"
}

Now you can import it in your .js file.

import { default_locale, api } from 'react-native-env-json'

console.log(default_locale); // en
console.log(api.endpoint); // http://localhost:8080/

Now create another json file with your environment name for example env/production.json, now add just that value you need to override

    {
      "api":{
          "endpoint": "https://test.com/"
      } 
    }

Now you can see in your .js file the changes.

import { default_locale, api } from 'react-native-env-json'

console.log(default_locale); // en
console.log(api.endpoint); // "https://test.com/"

Note: to run your app with "production" env change your scheme to release from xcode or just use:

react-native run-ios --configuration Release

FAQ

Changes to json file is not updated

Manually edit the file importing react-native-env-json by either adding an empty line or whitespace will work.

iOS

You can use the Release configuration to launch the Simulator. (Only supported in RN v0.39+)

react-native run-ios --configuration Release

Android

1. Command⌘ + M to launch the developer menu in Android emulator.
2. Tap DevSettings.
3. Toggle JS Dev Mode.

Contact

Fareed Alnamrouti

LICENSE

MIT License, see LICENSE file for detail.