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inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin
Plugin which replaces all instances of process.env.*** with the environment variable value.
Install
npm install --save-dev inline-environment-variables-webpack-pluginUsage
Inline all enviroment variables
If you would like to inline all enviroment variables then you can just instantiate the plugin without passing any config, as in the following example.
var InlineEnviromentVariablesPlugin = require('inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin');
var webpackConfig = {
plugins: [
new InlineEnviromentVariablesPlugin()
],
// other webpack config ...
};Inline only selected enviroment variables
You can optionally pass a config to select which enviroment variables you would like to inline.
A config can be either a string an object or an array.
string config
A string config is defined like
new InlineEnviromentVariablesPlugin('NODE_ENV')The above config will inline process.env.NODE_ENV with the value of process.env.NODE_ENV at build time
object config
an object config is defined like
new InlineEnviromentVariablesPlugin({ NODE_ENV: 'production' });The above config will inline process.env.NODE_ENV with the value specified in the config. So in the above example it would change it to 'production';
array config
and array config is just a list of string and object configs. It would be defined like
new InlineEnviromentVariablesPlugin([
'SOME_VAR',
'ANOTHER_ONE',
{
NODE_ENV: 'production',
ONE_MORE: true
}
]);