dotenv

问题 The secrete API key I want to store in my environment file for my express server is ignoring half of it as it contains a # symbol in the middle. I can't regenerate the key. And do not want it to be left unsequre 回答1: i do not think it's because of the # symbol. It is only treated as signaling a comment when encountered as first chartacter in a line... you can try this yourself. create a .env file with the following content: a=#b c="#d" #e=f now run `node -e 'console.log(require("dotenv")

问题 I am using Laravel 6.x for client's project wherein I have built an API in the Artisan Command for syncing data. Now client wants the configuration to be discreet, out of main source code and without any fallback values as possible. That means I must define the configs in the .env file and use the env() method without any fallback default values. This must be possible inside Laravel Artisan command class files, but it is not working as intended when I use the env method in the code as below:

问题 The easiest, multiplaform way to store environmental variables is by using .env file in the root of our project. Now, the problem I'm facing is related to Firebase, more precisely Cloud Functions for Firebase. For all environmental variables accessed via process.env.SOME_VARIABLE I'm getting undefined , until the time of copying .env file to my deployment folder. In this case it's the default's functions , only then it works. The question: is there any way to do so without duplication of the

问题 I have successfully integrated stripe payments in my dummy nodejs project. But still I'm left with an issue which doesn't let me move forward as I have to push code to my github repository. So, I installed dotenv package through npm and created a .env file for storing my stripe secret key. If I extract stripe secret key using process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY payment fails but If I pass STRIPE_SECRET_KEY directly payment succeeds. I have even consoled process.env and it does show my stripe secret

问题 I have successfully integrated stripe payments in my dummy nodejs project. But still I'm left with an issue which doesn't let me move forward as I have to push code to my github repository. So, I installed dotenv package through npm and created a .env file for storing my stripe secret key. If I extract stripe secret key using process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY payment fails but If I pass STRIPE_SECRET_KEY directly payment succeeds. I have even consoled process.env and it does show my stripe secret

问题 I'm running a test on a function that calls for environment variables, I'm getting undefined. Solutions I tried and didn't work: 1/ add require('dotenv').config({path:'../.env'}) in my test file 2/ pass globals in package.json "jest": { "globals": { "USER_ENDPOINT":"xxx", "USER_KEY":"xxx" } } 3/ pass my variables in test command in package.json "test": "USER_ENDPOINT:xxx USER_KEY:xxx jest --watchAll --detectOpenHandles" 4/ added an Object.assign in a beforeEach() in my test file beforeEach(()

问题 I have a project to migrate from legacy React app to standard create-react-app one (not ejected). In legacy project, it manually loads .env files with dotenv and dotenv-expand and injects through webpack DefinePlugin . create-react-app intuitively supports dotenv but can only recognize variables with REACT_APP_ prefix. There are so many places in legacy code also along with imported packages in other repositories that are using process.env.xxx variables, so it is impossible for now to rename

问题 I want to use separate .env files for each mode (development, production, etc...). When working on my vue.js projects, I can use files like .env.development or .env.production to get different values for the same env key. (example: in .env.development: FOO=BAR and in .env.production: FOO=BAZ, in development mode process.env.FOO would be BAR, in production i'd be BAZ). I'm working on an Express server and want to use these same kinds of .env files to store the port, db uri, user, pwd... I know

问题 I want to use separate .env files for each mode (development, production, etc...). When working on my vue.js projects, I can use files like .env.development or .env.production to get different values for the same env key. (example: in .env.development: FOO=BAR and in .env.production: FOO=BAZ, in development mode process.env.FOO would be BAR, in production i'd be BAZ). I'm working on an Express server and want to use these same kinds of .env files to store the port, db uri, user, pwd... I know

问题 I want to work with environment variables. Unfortunately, I am an inexperienced developer and decided very late to implement such a solution in my project. I'm trying to inject environment variables, located in .env file, to all JS files (not all of them using environment variables, but I thought it would be faster and easier). Currently, I'm using dotenv package but it is obviously working in one file at once. Should I use dotenv the standard way? Maybe there's a vulnerability I don't know