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Informations about the package environment

Rammewerk Environment

A simple and fast environment variable handler for projects.

This package is a different approach to handle environment variables in your project:

Important: There are some limitations to the .env file format. See below.

Getting Started

Support for multiple .env files

You can add multiple environment files or create new variables on the fly.

A file does not necessarily need to be .env. For instance, a file.txt will also work as long as it is correctly formatted.

Caching

Validating environment variables

Limitations

This is a simple env parser. You will need to format your env-files accordingly:

Variable names

Environment variable names must consist solely of letters, digits, and the underscore ( _ ) and must not begin with a digit.

Comments

Comments are only allowed on new lines, never on the same line as variables.

Variable values

Values can be quoted.

Values will be trimmed and converted to types

Tips

A new Environment() will return a new instance of the class. So, if you use a dependency injection container or similar, consider making the Environment class a shared instance. Or make your own singleton wrapper.

Typed getters

You can use typed getters to get the value of a key as a specific type. For example:

If the value is not a string, int, float, bool or array, the getter will return null.

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