entor/README.md

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	<h1> entor </h1>
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**entor** loads environment variables from a JSON file into process.env.


- 🚀 Easy JSON configuration
- ⚪️ Zero dependencies
- 💪 Flexibility
- 🎎 Shared environment between all your projects
- 🔨 Generates examples automatically



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# Table of contents


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- [Table of contents](#table-of-contents)
- [Example without any config](#example-without-any-config)
- [Config](#config)
- [Override priority](#override-priority)
- [Examples](#examples)
	- [Custom arguments](#custom-arguments)
	- [Override](#override)
	- [Shared env](#shared-env)
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# Example without any config


```json
// entor.prod.json
{
	"db_url": "prod://url",
	"username": "prod"
}
```

```js
// index.js
require("entor")();
```

🏃‍♂️ Run
```
node ./index.js --env=prod
```

✅ Entor will load `entor.prod.json` into process.env.
```js
// process.env
{
	"db_url": "prod://url",
	"user": "prod"
}
```


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**❗ Note**
Each value in `process.env` is converted to `string` by Node.



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# Config

```js
const env = require("entor")({config});
//     ↑ entor will always return env object
```

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- **getEnv** `function`: 
  - Function that receives as argument the object with process arguments (`--key=value` → `{key: value}`) that must return a string containing the `env`.
  - Default: `args => args.env`.
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- **env** `string`: Defines the environment type. This will take precedence over `getEnv`.
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- **path** `string`: Defines the path where will look for the file `entor.<env>.json`. Default `./`.
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- **sharedEnvPath** `string`: Defines the file path where a `.json` will be loaded.
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- **override** `object`: object that will be merged with the content of `entor.<env>.json`.
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- **warningLevel** `"none" | "message" | "throw"`:
	- `"none"` will **ignore all** non-critical errors.
	- `"message"` will print all errors but will **never throws**.
	- `"throw"` will print all errors, **throws on critical errors**.
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- **addToProcessEnv** `boolean`: Default `true`. If `true` adds the `entor.<env>.json` content to the `process.env` object.
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- **syncExamples** `boolean`: Default `false`. If `true` syncs the `entor.<env>.json` file with the `entorExample.<env>.json` file.



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# Override priority

1. `override` will override ↓
2. `env` will override ↓
3. `sharedEnvPath` (This is the first file that will be loaded)



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# Examples

## Custom arguments

```js
// index.js
require("entor")({
	getEnv: args => args.myCustomEnv,
});
```

🏃‍♂️ Run
```
node ./index.js --myCustomEnv=local
```



## Override


```json
// entor.prod.json
{
	"db_url": "prod://url",
	"username": "prod"
}
```

```js
// index.js
require("entor")({
	override: {
		db_url: "override://url"
	}
});
```

🏃‍♂️ Run
```
node ./index.js --env=prod
```


✅ Entor will load `entor.prod.json` into process.env and apply the override.

```js
// process.env values:
{
	db_url: "override://url",
	username: "prod"
}
```



## Shared env

```json
// entor.prod.json (located at the parent folder)
{
	"db_url": "shared://url",
}
```

```json
// entor.prod.json (located at project folder)
{
	"username": "prod"
}
```

```js
// index.js
require("entor")({
	sharedEnvPath: "C:/parentFolder/",
});
```

🏃‍♂️ Run
```
node ./index.js --env=prod
```


✅ Entor will merge  `entor.prod.json` (shared) with `prod.entor.json` (project) and write into process.env.

```js
// process.env values:
{
	db_url: "shared://url",
	username: "prod"
}
```



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