@simplus/base-ts-utils

base-ts-utils

Install

npm install --save @simplus/base-ts-utils

Usage

Env

Enviromnet contains utils for code environment. To start you can import the Utility class by adding the following line to your code

import {Env} from '@simplus/base-ts-utils'

...

Env.isProduction(): boolean

Checks if the environment is in production mode (NODE_ENV=production), returns true if is set to production

Env.isDevelopment(): boolean

Checks if the environment is in development mode (NODE_ENV=development), returns true if is set to development

Env.isTest(): boolean

Checks if the environment is in test mode (NODE_ENV=test), returns true if is set to test

Env.getEnvironment(): string

Get the current environment string (already trimed)

Env.prefix(str: string): string

Add environment as prefix to the input

process.env.NODE_ENV = 'development'
Env.prefix("test") // development_test
Env.prefix("test1") // development_test1

Env.postfix(str: string): string

Add environment as postfix to the input

process.env.NODE_ENV = 'development'
Env.prefix("test") // test_development
Env.prefix("test1") // test1_development

Env.config

The configuration can accept a few parameters

key	type	default	Description
env_key	string	"NODE_ENV"	the environment variable name (that contains the environment value)
default_env	string	"development"	the environment value

Example

# .env

MY_ENV=production

Env.isDeveloment() // true because default variable is "NODE_ENV" and default value is "development"
Env.config.default_env = 'test'
Env.isDeveloment() // false because default variable is "NODE_ENV" and default value is now "test"
Env.isTest() // true because default variable is "NODE_ENV" and default value is still "test"
Env.config.env_key = 'MY_ENV'
Env.isTest() // false because default variable is now "MY_ENV" and value was set to "production"
Env.isProduction() // true because default variable is now "MY_ENV" and value was set to "production"

Types

The package also contains a list of satndard types usefull

export type Callback<T = any> = (err?: Error|null|undefined, data?: T) => void