alpaca-sh / magento2-environmentconfig
Apply environment specific configuration for Magento 2 projects
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README
This Magento 2 module aims to be a simple way of applying specific Magento configuration for the current environment, based on YAML or JSON files.
Build upon the semaio/magento2-configimportexport module.
Installation
Install via composer
composer require alpaca-sh/magento2-environmentconfig
Enable and install the module
php bin/magento module:enable Alpaca_EnvironmentConfig php bin/magento setup:upgrade
Usage
Configuration folder
Create a new folder in the root of your project (default: .environment
), and add this folder to your .gitignore
.
Next, create one or more files (yaml or json) with your desired configuration.
See File Formats for an extensive overview of the supported file formats, supported by the underlying module semaio/magento2-configimportexport.
Example
# .environment/web.yaml
web/unsecure/base_url:
default:
0: 'http://magento-app.com/'
web/secure/base_url:
default:
0: 'https://magento-app.com/'
Encrypted values
If you need to save encrypted values but prefer to store the decryted value in your yaml or json file you can use the !encryted
prefix.
service/api/key:
default:
0: '!encrypted supersecretapikey'
Apply changes (manually)
Apply changes using the defaults:
- Folder:
.environment
- Format:
yaml
bin/magento environment:config:process
Apply changes with non-default folder name and format
bin/magento environment:config:process --folder <folder-path> --format json
After the changes have been applied, the cache will be cleared automaticly. To skip that you can use the --no-cache
option.
Apply changes (automatically)
The configuration can also be applied automatically when running bin/magento setup:upgrade
.
Add the following configuration to your app/etc/env.php
.
'environment_config' => [
'auto_update' => [
'enabled' => true
]
]
You can override the defaults:
'environment_config' => [
'auto_update' => [
'enabled' => true,
'directory' => '.environment',
'format' => 'yaml'
]
]