A wrapper around the browserify transform [envify](http://npmjs.com/envify) that supports loading variables from a .env file via [dotenv](http://npmjs.com/dotenv).
npm install @sethvincent/dotenvifyA wrapper around the browserify transform envify that supports loading variables from a .env file via dotenv.
``sh`
npm install --save-dev @sethvincent/dotenvify
Create a .env file in your root project directory.
> You may want to hide this file from git by putting .env in your .gitignore file.
Enter some environment variables in the .env file.
Use the environment variables in your frontend javascript.
Next run:
`shell`
browserify index.js -t @sethvincent/dotenvify > bundle.js
> Replace index.js and bundle.js with the filepaths used in your project.
The usage of the environment variables in the js will be replaced with the values in the .env file.
`shell`
browserify index.js -t [ @sethvincent/dotenvify --path some/other/path/.env ] > bundle.js
See more dotenv options
`shell`
npm i -D budo
`shell``
budo index.js:bundle.js -- -t @sethvincent/dotenvify