Native .env file support?
See original GitHub issueI’m using .env
files to do all of my secret hiding. It kinda stinks to have to translate the values to JSON in the settings folder. Is it feasible/possible to be able to access .env
file values at the root of the folder to be accessible by the extension? Maybe via {{$dotenv PORT}}
for a file named .env
and {{$dotenvLocal PORT}}
for a .env.local
file?
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- Created 4 years ago
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@mattwaler @Ruegen @yfwz100 @devalnor I have supported the
{{$dotenv variableName}}
syntax, and you just need to put the .env file in the same folder of your.http
file. However,.env.local
file is not supported currently.@mattwaler thanks, ill open up a new issue then - #489