@stdlib/process-env

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ENV

Object containing the user environment.

Installation

npm install @stdlib/process-env

Usage

var ENV = require( '@stdlib/process-env' );

ENV

Object containing the user environment.

var user = ENV.USER;
// returns <string>

Notes

• See environ(7).
• Modifications to ENV are local to the process in which ENV is modified.
• On Windows systems, environment variables are case insensitive.
• In browser environments, ENV is an empty object.
• Be careful when modifying environment variables as the environment variable object represents shared state. Accordingly, modifications affect all environment variable consumers.

Examples

var ENV = require( '@stdlib/process-env' );

console.dir( ENV );

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See Also

• @stdlib/process-argv: array containing command-line arguments passed when launching the calling process.

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