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A simple way to manage environment variables on a per-project basis
Clean up your package.json with per-NODE_ENV npm scripts
A gulp plugin for identifying biuld mode.
Adds easy environment configuration and conditional piping to Gulp, based on NODE_ENV or parameters with yargs.
Easy and secure configuration management. JSON based encrypted secrets, optional HMAC validation.
- configuration
- configuration management
- secure
- encryption
- HMAC
- data integrity
- tamper resistance
- manipulation safe
- crypto
- credentials
- secret
- key
- multi-environment
- JSON
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NODE_ENV accessor
Use - JSON file(s) - .env file for development - ENV vars
Require certain environmental variables
Inspect NODE_ENV environment variable
Clean up your package.json with per-env npm scripts
Clean up your package.json with per-NODE_ENV npm scripts
Set the `NODE_ENV` variable on all platforms. Without `cross-spawn`, very slim.
Functional library for type-safe environment variables
Rollup plugin to strip invariant(condition, message) strings in production
Inject environment variables into your rollup.js builds.
Command-line tool for @tsmx/secure-config.
- secure-config
- configuration
- configuration management
- config
- secure
- encryption
- crypto
- credentials
- secret
- key injection
- key rotation
- multi-environment
- JSON
- NODE_ENV
Reading and parsing environment variables from "process.env"
Grab quick info from common environment variables (NODE_ENV, LOG_LEVEL, etc.). Convenience methods.
- environment
- environment-variables
- config
- variables
- configuration
- configuration-management
- project-config
- project-configuration
- environment-config
- env-config
- env-configuration
- environment-configuration
- NODE_ENV
- LOG_LEVEL
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An HTML element rendered on page which indicates your project is compiled with `process.env.NODE_ENV` set to `development`.
Create a contract of environment variables for different environments.