Read, parse and modify environment variables
You can install this library via composer:
composer require into-the-void/env
use IntoTheVoid\Env\Env;
getenv('APP_DEBUG'); // string(4) "true"
Env::get('APP_DEBUG'); // bool(true)
getenv('DB_PORT'); // string(4) "5432"
Env::get('DB_PORT'); // int(5432)
Env::getString('DB_HOST'); // string(9) "localhost"
Env::getBool('APP_DEBUG'); // bool(true)
Env::getInt('DB_PORT'); // int(5432)
Env::getFloat('APP_MUL'); // double(1.25)
Env::getList('PATH', ':'); // array(2) { "/usr/local/bin", "/usr/bin" }
Env::has('DB_PORT'); // bool(true)
Env::set('DB_PORT', 3306);
Env::remove('DB_PORT');
You may also use the helper function instead of calling Env::get()
:
use function IntoTheVoid\Env\env;
env('APP_DEBUG'); // bool(true)
Env::getBool('NO_SUCH_VAR'); // NULL
Env::getRequiredBool('NO_SUCH_VAR'); // Fatal error: MissingEnvironmentVariable
Env::getBool('NOT_A_BOOL'); // Fatal error: UnparsableValue
Env::getBool('NOT_A_BOOL', strict: false); // NULL
By default, environment variables are read via getenv(local_only: true)
and getenv()
. They are written via putenv()
, $_ENV
and $_SERVER
.
You may change this behaviour using Env::setRepository()
. Have a look at src/Repository for available Repositories.
If you want to strip spaces or quotes from your environment variables, then you may configure this via Env::setNormalizer()
. Have a look at src/Normalizer for available Normalizers.
This is not done by default, because your environment variables should not contain any unwanted spaces or quotes. If they do you probably should fix the declaration of those environment variables instead.
Nullish values (case insensitive): ''
, 'null'
, 'nil'
, 'none'
, 'undefined'
, 'empty'
Truthy values (case insensitive): '1'
, 'true'
, 'y'
, 'yes'
, 'on'
Falsy values (case insensitive): '0'
, 'false'
, 'n'
, 'no'
, 'off'
Copyright (C) Oliver Amann
This project is licensed under the MIT License (MIT). Please see LICENSE for more information.