rf-config v1.1.0

rf-config

NodeJS config loader. Reads a config.js, package.json, LICENSE, .env and CHANGELOG.md.

Getting Started

npm install rf-config

To load this config.js file in ./config/config.js:

module.exports = {

   // we can have any content here
   config: 'local',
   abc: 'def',

   // "paths" is predefined to store all projects paths
   paths: {
      myReadme: 'README.md', // /README.md in root folder
      gitignore: '.gitignore',
      webserver: 'dest',
      server: 'server',
   }
};

Use this single line:

var config = require('rf-config').init(__dirname); // root path '__dirname'

console.log(config);
// this returns a configuration like:

{

   config: 'local',   // variables
   abc: 'def',

   paths: {          // the paths in absolute form for easy backend use
      myReadme: '/home/user/project/README.md',
      gitignore: '/home/user/project/.gitignore',
      webserver: '/home/user/project/dest',
      server: '/home/user/project/server',
   },

   pathsRelative: {  // the paths also relative
      myReadme: 'README.md',
      gitignore: '.gitignore',
      webserver: 'dest',
      server: 'server',
   },

   app: {            // other infos we got for the app
      name: 'rf-config',
      version: '0.1.6',
      packageJson: {
         name: 'rf-config',
         version: '0.1.6',
         description: 'Simple NodeJS config loading lib',
         author: 'Rapidfacture GmbH',
         license: 'MIT',
         main: 'index.js'
      }
   }
}

Once Loaded, access the configuration later in other files with:

var config = require('rf-config');

NOTE: The init function is only present the first time, as the config should be loaded only once - when the project starts.

Development

Install the dev tools with

npm install

Then you can runs some test cases and eslint with:

npm test

Legal Issues

• Licenese: MIT
• Author: Felix Furtmayr, Julian von Mendel