Dotenvx: A better dotenv – from the creator of `dotenv`
The GitHub repository for dotenvx offers detailed documentation covering features, installation, quickstart, advanced usage, examples, platform specifics, FAQs, and contribution guidelines, aiding users in effectively utilizing dotenvx.
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The GitHub repository for dotenvx contains extensive documentation on the tool, encompassing features, installation guidelines, a quickstart guide, advanced usage, examples, platform and framework-specific instructions, FAQs, and details on contributing to the project. The repository serves as a comprehensive resource for users looking to understand and utilize dotenvx efficiently.
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5 commentsI never write code that uses envvars. Always use cmdline args or a config file.
If I were designing an OS I’d do everything in my power to not have an envvar API. It’s probably not possible, but damnit I’d try
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