beebmx / kirby-env
Enable env variables to Kirby 3 & 4
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Type:kirby-plugin
Requires
- php: ^8.1
- getkirby/composer-installer: ^1.2
- vlucas/phpdotenv: ^5.0
Requires (Dev)
- laravel/pint: ^1.16
- phpunit/phpunit: ^10.1
README
Kirby Env use the vlucas/phpdotenv
package and enable their features for Kirby.
This package should be used if you want to store your project credentials or variables in a separate place from your code or if you want to have development and production access in different places.
Installation
Installation with composer
composer require beebmx/kirby-env
Usage
You don't need to do anything if your want to access in any $page, just use the page method:
$page->env('VAR');
But if you want to set variables in your config.php
file, first you need to load the object with:
\Beebmx\KirbyEnv::load('main/path');
You need to have an .env
file in your main/path
directory.
You can store any credentials or variables secure like:
KIRBY_DEBUG=false
SECRET_KEY=my_secret_key
PUBLIC_KEY=my_public_key
FOO=BAR
BAZ=${FOO}
Options
When you create an instance of \Beebmx\KirbyEnv
you need to load the environment with:
\Beebmx\KirbyEnv::load();
If you require the immutability provides by vlucas/phpdotenv
, just:
\Beebmx\KirbyEnv::overload();
Example
Here's an example of a configuration in config.php
file:
<?php \Beebmx\KirbyEnv::load('main/path'); return [ 'debug' => env('KIRBY_DEBUG', false), 'SECRET' => env('SECRET_KEY'), 'PUBLIC' => env('PUBLIC_KEY'), ];
Usage note
It is important that you add to your .gitignore
the .env
file.
The main/path
is where the .env
file is located.