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ArmorJS - Config

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@armorjs/config provides a typesafe, convenient API for accessing dynamic configurations. Eliminates excessive type and safety checks by providing accessors for all configuration keys with guaranteed type returns.

Contents

About ArmorJS

ArmorJS solves unique challenges in the enterprise node ecosystem. Auditing projects for security, reliability, and even license compatibility are monumental tasks when a project includes thousands of frequently changing dependencies.

ArmorJS standards:

  • Full typescript support.
  • Consistent API between releases.
  • Extremely small footprint (for webpacking).
  • No more than 5 external dependencies (excluding dev dependencies).
  • Compatible with web, node, and serverless deployment.
  • Thorough test coverage.
  • MIT License.

Install

With yarn (preferred): yarn add @armorjs/config

With NPM: npm install @armorjs/config

Usage

Library Usage

Typescript

import { ArmorConfig } from '@armorjs/config';

Node

const ArmorConfig = require('@armorjs/config');

Build

Build (or rebuild) the config package:

With Yarn (preferred):

yarn install
yarn build

With NPM:

npm install
npm run-script build

Testing

Config implements unit tests using jest. Run the following commands from the directory where config has been installed.

With yarn (preferred):

yarn install
yarn test

With NPM:

npm install
npm run-script test

License

MIT © Michael Brich