inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin

inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin
===========================================

Plugin which replaces all instances of process.env.* with the environment variable value.

Install
-------

``
npm install --save-dev inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin
`

Usage
-----

$3

If you would like to inline all environment variables then you can just instantiate the plugin without passing any config, as in the following example.


`javascript
var InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin = require('inline-environment-variables-webpack-plugin');

var webpackConfig = {
plugins: [
new InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin()
],
// other webpack config ...
};
`

$3

You can optionally pass a config to select which environment variables you would like to inline.

A config can be either a string an object or an array.

###### string config
A string config is defined like
`js
new InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin('NODE_ENV')
`
The above config will inline process.env.NODE_ENV with the value of process.env.NODE_ENV at build time

###### object config
an object config is defined like
`js
new InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin({ NODE_ENV: 'production' });
`

The above config will inline process.env.NODE_ENV with the value specified in the config. So in the above example it would change it to 'production';

###### array config

and array config is just a list of string and object configs. It would be defined like

`js
new InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin([
'SOME_VAR',
'ANOTHER_ONE',
{
NODE_ENV: 'production',
ONE_MORE: true
}
]);
`

$3

Pass in an object with warnings set to false.

new InlineEnvironmentVariablesPlugin({ NODE_ENV: 'production' }, { warnings: false })`