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Informations about the package composer-dotenv-handler

yannoff/composer-dotenv-handler

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Composer script to handle .env file maintenance, based upon the concept of the popular incenteev/composer-parameter-handler package.

Usage

First you must require the package:

Then, set up your composer.json accordingly, as in the following example:

Advanced options

Options may be passed via the extra section of the composer.json :

Available options

Name Default value Description
file .env The name of the auto-generated dotenv file
dist-file .env.dist The name of the template file (the dist file)
keep-outdated true Keep values in the env file that are not anymore in the dist file
behavior normal If set to flex, enable support for Symfony Flex applications (see next section for details)

Symfony Flex Behavior

As of November 2018, the guys at Symfony decided to change radically how dotenv files are handled in symfony applications.

A local temporary workaround could be to modify the composer.json extra section as follow:

Anyway this is not an acceptable solution, indeed the dotenv file name may vary from one deploy environment to another (test, staging, prod...): the composer.json can't be committed as is.

So here comes the behavior option:

When in flex behavior mode, the script will build the dotenv file name automatically, based upon either the APP_ENV or ENV (in this order of preference) environment variable (will use local as default value, if not set) at runtime.

For example, issuing the following command in a terminal:

would result in having the following config values:

Licence

Licensed under the MIT Licence.

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Requires php Version ^5.6|>=7.0.8
symfony/dotenv Version >=3.4
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