(C) Pradeep Mishra [email protected]
Load configuration for node.js application on enviroment basis.
setConfig follows some convention to simplify config loading and handling.
- Simple to use
- Supports commenting in configuration json file
- Helper functions to handle configuration
setConfig use default.json for loading default configuration and {enviroment}.json for loading environment specifc configuration.
/myApp/configs/default.json
{
// default config
"db": {
"host": "localhost",
"port": 1234,
"name": "users"
},
"rateLimit": {
"limit": 100
// comment is also supported in config json files
},
"flag" : false
}
/myApp/configs/development.json
{
// dev config
"rateLimit": {
"limit": 1000
// comment is also supported in config json files
}
}
var setConfig = require('setconfig');
// instantiate setConfig
var config = new setConfig();
/*
SetConfig support environment variable to set application's enviroment
and configuration directory path.
NODE_ENV=development
NODE_CONFIG_DIR=/myApp/configs/
OR
You can set it programatically
*/
var configDir = __dirname + '/config';
config.setpath(configDir);
config.setEnv('development');
// call load method to load all configurations
config.load();
// now setConfig is ready to use
// get property
config.get('rateLimit');
// get internal config properties with period
config.get('rateLimit.limit');
// set property
config.set('flag', true);
// remove property
config.remove('rateLimit');
// check property exist
config.has('rateLimit.limit');
// get current environment
config.getEnv();
// returns JSON representation of current configuration
config.toJSON();
npm install setconfig --save