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Informations about the package phpenv

phpenv

Class for storing and reading environment variables from ".env" file.

Installation

To install the package using composer run composer require codebot/phpenv:1.0.*

Usage

You need to create the ".env" file in your project root and define your environment variables there.
Project root is the directory returned by $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] variable.
If you want to store the .env file somewhere else, you can pass the full path of your .env file as a first argument of getInstance() method, e.g. Env\Core\Env::getInstance( '/path/to/.env' ).

Example of the .env file:

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