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I’m on a project where there’s the test environment, and the production environment.
When I am developing in test, I use some different urls for this. I use some Amazon services, and they are different from the production urls.
However, it is very annoying to stay manually, changing the urls, I wonder if there is any good practice to manage this.
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You can check inside the application which environment, ie whether you are in production or development.
With the express it would be something like this:
var app = express();
if (app.get('env') === 'production') {
// setar variáveis de produção
} else {
// setar variáveis de desenvolvimento
}
In native Node.js would be:
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {
// setar variáveis de produção
} else {
// setar variáveis de desenvolvimento
}
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app.get('env'). Where does it come from? How do I let him know it’s production ? @Sergio– Jonathan
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app.get('env')is express.js API and this method returns the environment the application is running in. By default it is "Development" but if the production environment is set it returns "Production".– Sergio
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ifme make avar config = require('./config1');and in theelsedovar config = require('./config2');? That is, leave no if, the responsibility to perform a require.– Jonathan