Configuring Environment Variables in Node.js

That was a very helpful approach of explanation. I managed to debug and fix my environmental variables issue I had. Thank you sir.

1. you don't have to install something globally to run "npx something"
2. to avoid extra space you can wrap the value in single quotes, e.g. "set NODE_ENV='development' && otherstuff..."

Great video, really helpful. Thank you.

Thanks for this video man!

Video was sooo good, had no choice but to subscribe! Thank you

FAB!

Thanks... I recommend you post this on stack overflow

All the commands here do not work under Windows. Too bad. Trifles a statement that it would work with "set" under Windows, but not a single one works. Very sad ... One should take a statement only if you have tested this !!!

good..

Thanks Bro was confused why undefined was coming in console export $(cat .env) works like charm
But a question when i deploy my app to any cloud platform like heroku or any other does it work. means they just ask for environment variables while hosting during production

Thank you

life saver. thank you.

Thanks for this tutorial, really informative. Can we get package.json information (such as version, script etc) at run time?

thank you soo much

subscribed!

Perfectly concise. Answered my questions.

nice video. But still trying to figure out how to have different configurations for staging and production. for example if i deploy to production, where do I store the .env file, because those variables are specific to production.

you come straight to point, I love it ... thanks for the help man..really appreciate it