I know that I can do process.env.NODE_ENV = TEST but it is not working for me. Relevant code below: test.js src/index.js user.js So the issue here is that when I run test.js, I am importing, and therefore running user.js before I set my NODE_ENV. Since imports are hoisted I can’t bring the env setting earlier either. However, I need the
Tag: environment-variables
environment variable undefined defined at top
I have many functions that run uses the same header for api calls so I used a variable and assigned the headers at the top. However, it’s returning undefined for the accesskey and my program is crashing. So I just console logged the access key as well like process.env.ACCESS_KEY, and I’m getting the key. How do I properly assign it
How to write to enviornment variables on Heroku
I have made a website meant to me used by only one person, so I want to dynamically write to .env file on Heroku without it resting, because this is meant only for one person. I don’t want to deal with a database. Something like this: Answer You could use the heroku api to do that but it will have
Getting environment variables to work in next js and netlify
I have deployed a next js application to netlify using git and I have a .env.local file that stores the backend route url that I use everywhere throughout the app when making fetch requests. The problem is that after deployment the process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_ROUTE returns undefined. The .env.local file: NEXT_PUBLIC_BACKEND_ROUTE=https://[the name of the url].herokuapp.com/ An example of a page using the environment
.env for prod and developpment with nodejs
I saw lot of different ways, some looked normal some others looked a bit more patchworked. Can we use package json script to chose our env variables ? What is the right way to do it with nodeJS and how to do it ? I have already made an .env. It contains api keys which are global for dev and
Passing NODE_ENV into the npm script for Windows 10
I am using webpack in a Typescript project. I am following a tutorial where I have created 3 webpack files: webpack.common.js webpack.production.js webpack.development.js Within the tutorial’s package.json the “scripts” seconds have the following: I have been looking into the following SE Query to set the NODE_ENV for Windows 10. Where within PowerShell I perform: However once I execute npm run
Defining an array as an environment variable in node.js
I have an array that I pull data from. Since I’m using heroku, it may be better to replace it with an environment variable, but I’m not sure how to do that. Is using a JSON string as an environment variable the way to go? Answer In this scenario, it doesn’t sound like an env var is the way to
how to get environment in javascript file in rails app
hello ive been trying to get the current environment in rails but i think im doing something wrong with my javascript, but i dont seem to know what. in my application.js i have… it always goes into my else statement even if i am in development mode. what am i doing wrong? thank you how to get environment in javascript