env-proxy
uses proxies to simplify reading from process.env in node.
example
import { ConnectionOptions } from '@mikro-orm/core';
import env from '@rettgerst/env-proxy';
let connection: ConnectionOptions;
// typed as boolean | undefined
const { VERCEL } = env.bool;
if (VERCEL) {
// typed as string, will throw if not defined
const {
VERCEL_GIT_COMMIT_REF: branch,
VERCEL_ENV: stage,
DB_HOST: host,
DB_USER: user,
DB_PASSWORD: password
} = env.required.string;
// typed as number, parsed with parseInt, will throw if undefined or NaN
const { DB_PORT: port } = env.required.int;
let dbName: string;
if (stage === 'production') dbName = 'myapp-production';
else if (stage === 'preview') dbName = `myapp-preview-${branch}`;
else if (stage === 'development') dbName = `myapp-dev-${branch}`;
else throw new Error(`Unrecognized vercel deployment stage ${stage}`);
connection = { host, port, user, password, dbName };
} else {
const { DB_HOST: host = 'localhost' } = env.string;
const { DB_USER: user, DB_PASSWORD: password } = env.required.string;
connection = {
dbName: 'myapp',
host,
user,
password
};
}