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morrislaptop/phpdotenv-safe

Drop in replacement for vlucas/phpdotenv, but ensures that all necessary environment variables are defined after reading from .env. These needed variables are read from .env.example, which should be committed along with your project.

This is heavily inspired by dotenv-safe.

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Example

Since the provided .env file does not contain all the variables defined in .env.example, an exception is thrown:

Not all the variables have to be defined in .env, they can be supplied externally. For example, the following would work:

Usage with popular frameworks

Laravel

Laravel doesn't make it easy to swap out its existing Dotenv instance from vlucas/phpdotenv, but you can validate the environment manually with DotenvSafe when the application boots.

Just add the following to your AppServiceProvider->register method (which you'll find in app/providers/AppServiceProvider.php):

Lumen

bootstrap/app.php runs when your application starts, and loads the environment using Dotenv\Dotenv. You can easily swap this out to use DotenvSafe\DotenvSafe. All you need to do is replace:

with:

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Requires vlucas/phpdotenv Version ^2.4
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