A webpack plugin that wraps EnvKey's Node.js library so you can easily inject whitelisted configuration into your browser apps.
All vars will be available on process.env
in the browser.
To make process.env.NODE_ENV
available, just add it to the permitted
whitelist (see below).
Now that EnvKey v2 has been released, you can find version 2 of this package in a subdirectory of the EnvKey v2 monorepo. Using v2 requires an EnvKey v2 organization (it won't work with ENVKEYs generated in a v1 org).
Here's a guide on migrating from v1 to v2.
To continue using version 1 of this package, make sure you specify make sure you specify @"^1.x"
when installing with npm so that you don't accidentally install v2.
npm i envkey-webpack-plugin@"^1.x" --save-dev
var webpack = require('webpack'),
EnvkeyWebpackPlugin = require('envkey-webpack-plugin');
module.exports = {
//...
plugins: [
new EnvkeyWebpackPlugin({
permitted: ["STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY", "PUSHER_APP_KEY", "NODE_ENV"], // required, specify whitelist of vars to pull from Envkey -- you can also include "NODE_ENV" to make that available
dotEnvFile: ".env", // optional, specify alternate dotenv file path like ".env.staging" -- file should include valid ENVKEY variable
define: {ANOTHER_VAR: "anotherVal"} // optional, set additional vars on `process.env`
})
]
//...
}