PHP code example of ejetar / laravel-environment

1. Go to this page and download the library: Download ejetar/laravel-environment library. Choose the download type require.

2. Extract the ZIP file and open the index.php.

3. Add this code to the index.php. 
    
        
<?php
require_once('vendor/autoload.php');

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ejetar / laravel-environment example snippets


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromSystemEnvironmentVariable($system_environment_variable_name, $default_value = 'local')
//Loads an environment file according to the value of a system environment variable


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromFile($filename)
//Loads an environment file explicitly, stating the file path


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromCustomMethod(Callable $callable)
//Enables the user to enter a custom method for loading the environment file


...

\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromSystemEnvironmentVariable('MYAPP_ENV');

return $app;


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromSystemEnvironmentVariable('MYAPP_ENV');
//Will load the environment file .env.production


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromSystemEnvironmentVariable('MYAPP_ENV');
//Will load the .env.local environment file. When the system environment variable does not exist, then it takes $default_value.
//By default $default_value is set to 'local'.


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromSystemEnvironmentVariable('MYAPP_ENV', 'acme');
//Will load the .env.acme environment file. When the system environment variable does not exist, then it takes $default_value.


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment::fromFile('.env.local');
//Load the .env.local file explicitly


\Ejetar\LaravelEnvironment\LaravelEnvironment::fromCustomMethod(function(){
  switch($_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR']) {
    case '1.2.3.4':
      return '.env.local';
      break;
    case '5.6.7.8':
      return '.env.production';
      break;
    default: 
      return '.env.other';
  }
});