Scan Env is a simple npm package which reads required environment variables
from .env.example
and scan those in .env
. It uses dotenv
in background to load the .env
file.
It returns a boolean.
npm install scan-env
- Environment File Name:
.env
- Env Example File Name:
.env.example
- Env Ignored File Name:
.envignore
const scanEnv = require("scan-env");
const scanResult = scanEnv();
if (!scanResult) {
console.error("Environment variables are missing.");
}
- Environment File Name:
.prod.env
- Env Example File Name:
.prod.env.example
- Env Ignored File Name:
.prod.envignore
const scanEnv = require("scan-env");
const scanResult = scanEnv(".prod.env", ".prod.env.example", ".prod.envignore");
if (!scanResult) {
console.error("Environment variables are missing.");
}
.env
file saves the original environment values..env.example
list all the env keys required by the application. Syntax of this env file must be like.env
..envignore
list all the env keys which can be ignored if are missing.