get_env_pass

The get_env_pass module returns the environment variable if is exists in the system running the module. If not, it prompts user for the value

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Installation

pip install get-env-pass

Usage

from get_env_pass import get_env_pass

# Returns value if environment variable exists
sys_var = get_env_pass('SYS_VAR')

# Prompts user for input if environment variable does not exist
sys_var = get_env_pass('DOES_NOT_EXIST')

# Prompts user for input if no argument is pass into the function
sys_var = get_env_pass()

Bugs/Request

Please submit an issue in GitHub

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