Libraries tagged by environment configuration

Export Heroku environment DATABASE_URL configuration for WordPress.

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This extension provides LDAP support for TYPO3 by delegating the authentication of frontend and/or backend users to the centrally-managed directory of your organization. It fully supports OpenLDAP and Active Directory and is capable of connecting securely to the authentication server using either TLS or SSL (ldaps://). In case of use in an intranet environment, this extension is a perfect match since it natively brings Single Sign-On (SSO) capability to TYPO3 without any complex configuration.

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Magento n98-magerun module for importing and exporting configuration data. Import supports hierarchical folder structure and of course different environments.

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Console command to set Magento configuration for a specified environment

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This library lets your application load virtual environment configuration from environment variables or any other environment configuration.

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Environment class for Yii2, used to set configuration for console and web apps depending on the server environment.

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Easily manage and switch between multiple environment files using cli.

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Laravel 5 artisan command to handling the environment configuration (.env)

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Environment based configuration helper for multiple formats. INI, YAML, Databse (PDO) or Array.

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A small package to define WordPress configuration constants using environment variables with a .env file.

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MvcCore - Extension - Config - Cached - extension to use cached configuration files across multiple environments.

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The usual Laravel config files, but with one YAML. Write objects and arrays in your config without having to write ugly inline, JSON.

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This library reads/writes flat array data from/to key=value format compatible with .ini and .env files.

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Preferences are configuration variables that are user-managed for which we cannot rely upon container parameters or environment variables.

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Parsing the .env file to add new variables to the global environment.

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