envease 1.0.0

A Python package to easily work with environment variables, inspired by the method used in Laravel framework to read the .env file.

EnvEase

A Python package to easily work with environment variables, inspired by the method used in Laravel framework to read the .env file.

Installation

You can install envease via pip:

pip install envease

Usage

if you only want to use a single .env file where the python file is located then you can import the package like this:

from envease import env

then the usage is gonna be simple:

# inside the .env file
KEY="Hello, World"

print(env('KEY')) # prints the "Hello, World" message

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else if you want to use other environment variable files than .env you can use the package like this:

from envease import *

load_env_file('file_name')
print('KEY') # this prints the value inside the 'KEY' inside the 'file_name' file

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you can even dynamically call different environment variable files

from envease import *
env_files = {
    "first": ".first.env",
    "second": ".second.env",
    "third": ".third.env",
}

load_multiple(env_files)

print(dynamic_env('first', 'KEY')) # this will print the value addressed with 'KEY' inside the .first.env file

Notice: you can as well handle default values if the returned value is null!

print('KEY', 'default value') # this prints the value addressed with 'KEY' inside the environment variables. if it was null it will print 'default value' as a string
print(dynamic_env('first', 'KEY'), 'default value') # this prints the value addressed with 'KEY' inside the environment variables addressed with 'first' key in the dictionary. if it was null it will print 'default value' as a string

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions, feature requests, or bug reports, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.