Access .env vars from package.json scripts

[mischlecht]

Is there any way I can access my variables from the .env file in order to utilize them in my package.json scripts?

I'm attempting to store an API_KEY in the .env file and then pull it into a script in order to publish some bundles + source maps to Bugsnag.

If possible, I'd love to not have to hard code this API key in the script itself.

I've attempted the following script in my package.json file:

"get-api-key": "node -p \"require('react-native-dotenv')\""

and, when run, have received the following output:

> [email protected] get-api-key /Users/michaelschlecht/Documents/dev/mediShareMobile
> node -p "require('react-native-dotenv')"

[Function]
MS-MBP-CCM:mediShareMobile michaelschlecht$

Any ideas how I can access variables in my .env file?

[zetachang]

You can simply require “dotenv“ lib, and access var from process.env. Michael Schlecht <[email protected]> 於 2018年8月17日 週五 上午7:17 寫道：

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Is there any way I can access my variables from the .env file in order to utilize them in my package.json scripts? I'm attempting to store an API_KEY in the .env file and then pull it into a script in order to publish some bundles + source maps to Bugsnag. If possible, I'd love to not have to hard code this API key in the script itself. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#49>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAzRJSuTc65TYioiXvjXQVpOrWUVJYifks5uRf2CgaJpZM4WAuSD> .

[reemtariqq]

can I change it from package.json command?