settings-config

A Node.js tool to load configuration depending on your environment

Usage no npm install needed!

<script type="module">
  import settingsConfig from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/settings-config';
</script>

README

settings-config

A Node.js tool to load configuration depending on your environment

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Install

npm install settings-config --save

Features

  • Supports .js and .json formats (.js has precedence on .json).
  • Supports external storage.

Usage

'use strict';

var config = require('settings-config')()
console.log(config.foo.bar);

Using NODE_ENV

'use strict';

process.env.NODE_ENV = 'development'
var config = require('settings-config')()
console.log(config.foo.bar); # can be overridden from `config/environments/development.js`

Examples

Basic

An example of directory structure required by the tool.

app/
  config/
    environments/
      staging.js
      test.json
    application.js
  ...

The application.js file is a root configuration. Additional environments are located in environments folder as a separate file with the same name. You can also specify the location of config directory directly by using process.env.CONFIG_DIR

CONFIG_DIR=path/to/config main.js

Using external storage

The external storage feature is useful when you use branch deploy for your application and don't want to keep too much confuguration in your environments folder. In this case you can create a simple JSON file with the following structure:

{
  "master": {
    "db": 0
  },
  "develop": {
    "db": 1
  },
  "feature-login": {
    "db": 1
  }
}

And place this file in the directory that contains branches

www/
  master/
    config/
      application.js
  develop/
    config/
      application.js
  feature-login/
    config/
      application.js
  server.json

You can also specify the location of external storage file directly by using process.env.EXTERNAL_STORAGE

0.1.5 -> 0.2.0

// 0.1.5.
var config = require('settings-config');
// 0.2.0.
var config = require('settings-config')();

Licence

The MIT License (MIT) Alexey Kucherenko

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