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laravel-env-overloader

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A Dotenv extension to use multiple environment config files.

Environment overloading can be useful when dealing with local environment variables (such as APP_KEY) or when dealing with secrets that should not be committed to your repository.

Installation

Install with composer

Overload the environment with multiple env files

Paste the following code in your bootstrap/app.php

Use commands to generate a simple .env file

If you are on Laravel < 5.4: Add the following provider to your $providers in config/app.php

For newer Laravel versions, this service provider should be auto-discovered.

Usage

Create .env Files in the root directory of your Laravel application. The .env.base File can be created for configuration that should be the same for all environments (e.g. feature flags). The .env.${APP_ENV} File is loaded for all specific configurations for the currently deployed environment. You can also pass an array of file names to the EnvironmentOverloader::overload() as first argument for more custom environment files. The standard .env File is loaded as master which overrides other files.

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Requires php Version ^7.1
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