GLEVN

Glevn is a tool that helps manage node based application's envorinment variables.

INSTALLATION

Glevn can be installed either globally or locally. Example for installing globally: npm install -g glevn and glevn will be installed globally to your system path.

Also Glevn can be installed locally: npm install --save-dev glevn

If glevn is intalled locally, it is only available on npm scripts(npm run start).

USAGE

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Glevn require a environment file named .env in root directory of your project. That file path and name can be changed(Also using json files supported).

Example .env file

  HELLO=WORLD #that's a comment
  SECRET=SECRET
  PASSWORD=123456
  #That's a comment too

also json file can be used instead of .env file

//env.json
{
  "HELLO": "WORLD",
  "SECRET": "SECRET",
  "PASSWORD": 123456
}

and run your app.js file using glevn app.js. in your app.js file you can reach all envoirment variables using process.env.<variable name(key)>.

GLEVMON

Glevmon is a feature that restarts the app when a file changed in watched directory. Activating glevmon require some additional arguments (--glevmon). For example:

glevmon app.js --glevmon

.glevnfile

.glevnfile includes global modules, configurations, unwatched files. Example .glevnfile:

  DEFINE MODULES
  import lodash as  _
  import module
  #That's a comment

  DEFINE CONFIG

  assign project_name = glevn
  assign-num year = 1881
  assign-bool isProduction = true

  DEFINE UNWATCHED
  # That's a comment too
  src/node_modules/
  *.md

Also json file is allowed:

{
  "MODULES": [
    {
      "name": "_",
      "ref": "lodash"
    }
  ],
  "CONFIG": {
    "year": 1881,
    "isProduction": true
  },
  "UNWATCHED": ["src/node_modules/", "*.md"]
}