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Informations about the package environment-variable

Environment variable

Overview

Provides a simple and flexible solution for managing environment variables, with easy access, type conversions, and validation handling.

Installation

How to use

Creating an environment variable

To create and work with environment variables, use the from method to get an instance of the environment variable.

To retrieve an environment variable with the option of providing a default value in case the variable does not exist, use the fromOrDefault method.

If the environment variable is not found, the method will return the provided default value instead of throwing an exception.

Conversions

Once you have an instance of the environment variable, you can convert its value into various types.

Convert to string

To convert the environment variable to a string.

Convert to integer

To convert the environment variable to an integer.

Convert to boolean

To convert the environment variable to a boolean.

Check if the environment variable has a value

Checks if the environment variable has a value. Values like false, 0, and -1 are valid and non-empty.

License

Environment variable is licensed under MIT.

Contributing

Please follow the contributing guidelines to contribute to the project.

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