@placeholdersoft/typed-env/src/lib/typed-env.js

typed-env can help us better handle environment variables

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.anyEnv = exports.typedEnv = exports.injectGlobalEnv = void 0;
const env_box_1 = require("./env-box");
let __GLOBAL_ENV__ = {};
try {
    /**
     * default env source is process.env, if you want to use other env source, you can use injectGlobalEnv
     */
    __GLOBAL_ENV__ = process.env;
    // eslint-disable-next-line no-empty
}
catch (e) { }
/**
 * Set the global environment for the current process.
 *
 * @param env The environment to set.
 * @example injectGlobalEnv(process.env) | injectGlobalEnv({"app_version": "0.0.1"})
 *
 */
const injectGlobalEnv = (env) => {
    __GLOBAL_ENV__ = env;
};
exports.injectGlobalEnv = injectGlobalEnv;
/**
 *
 * @param key env key
 * @returns EnvBox
 *
 * @description support evn-name type check, default env source is process.env, if you want to use other env source, you can use injectGlobalEnv
 *
 */
function typedEnv(key) {
    return env_box_1.EnvBox.of(key, __GLOBAL_ENV__);
}
exports.typedEnv = typedEnv;
/**
 * @param key env key
 * @returns EnvBox
 *
 * @description can be any env-name, default env source is process.env, if you want to use other env source, you can use injectGlobalEnv
 */
function anyEnv(key) {
    return env_box_1.EnvBox.of(key, __GLOBAL_ENV__);
}
exports.anyEnv = anyEnv;