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I am switching over from angular-fullstack-generator. They have nice process for setting local environment variables using local.env.js. Basically you put all your api creds or secrets in there and it is gitignored. It will merge the config into process.env. This is nice when you have multiple applications using the same environment variables. Does Mean.js have this type of functionality?
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I am switching over from angular-fullstack-generator. They have nice process for setting local environment variables using local.env.js. Basically you put all your api creds or secrets in there and it is gitignored. It will merge the config into process.env. This is nice when you have multiple applications using the same environment variables. Does Mean.js have this type of functionality?
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@trainerbill if you still think it is useful to have the same kind of app configuration that will apply environment variables you're welcome to open another issue and describe it.
I am switching over from angular-fullstack-generator. They have nice process for setting local environment variables using local.env.js. Basically you put all your api creds or secrets in there and it is gitignored. It will merge the config into process.env. This is nice when you have multiple applications using the same environment variables. Does Mean.js have this type of functionality?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: