feat: configuration file / flags #80
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This adds a configuration file for partykit projects. It looks for partykit.json by default, but you can pass -c / --config to a custom path if you'd like. Fields: name: corresponds to project name main: corresponds to path to script port: local dev port number vars: a bag of key values, where values can be any serialisable object. this can be overriden by .env files, or --var X=A flags define: a bag of key values, where values can be strings representing js expressions. This PR also refactors the user login/config logic, but shouldn't have broken anything. This also adds a `env push` command to upload a bunch of env vars at one, collecting values partykit.json and .env
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This adds a configuration file for partykit projects. It looks for partykit.json by default, but you can pass -c / --config to a custom path if you'd like. Fields: name: corresponds to project name
main: corresponds to path to script
port: local dev port number
vars: a bag of key values, where values can be any serialisable object. this can be overriden by .env files, or --var X=A flags define: a bag of key values, where values can be strings representing js expressions.
This PR also refactors the user login/config logic, but shouldn't have broken anything.
This also adds a
env pushcommand to upload a bunch of env vars at one, collecting values partykit.json and .env