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Vendor datahihi1 Package tiny-env Short Description A simple environment variable loader for PHP applications License
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Installation
Quick Start
.env file:
Features
1. load() – Standard load
2. Fast load
3. Multiple .env files
Allow specific stream wrappers (advanced)
By default, TinyEnv rejects some values that look like dangerous PHP stream wrappers (e.g. phar:, php://, data:) to reduce the chance that an env value is later used unsafely by your app.
If you intentionally need to use a wrapper such as phar://..., you can opt-in with an allowlist:
Populate Superglobals
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