Env (Milkyway Multimedia)

Dot notation access of configuration, as well as overrides via $_ENV (environment variables)

singleton('env')

This is the new way to access configuration. Instead of using Config::inst()->get('Email', 'admin_email')
you can now use singleton('env')->get('Email.admin_email'). But that is not its real feature.

Features

1. Access deep array configuration: singleton('env')->get('Email.site_emails.staff')
2. Override configuration using $_ENV variables, good for when you are developing locally
3. Use configuration fallbacks: singleton('env')->get('FacebookPage|Facebook.admin_id')
   • Will check FacebookPage, and then check Facebook
4. Add callbacks to check in between namespaces
5. Cached

vlucas/phpdotenv

For development, you can use a .env.php file to override variables, but it requires some manual installation.

You need to install the package: vlucas/phpdotenv via composer.json, and then follow the instructions in that package.

If you want the environment to work, you should add the following to your ss_environment.php:

   require_once BASE_PATH . '/mwm-env/code/dev/Environment.php';

Install

Add the following to your composer.json file

    "require"          : {
		"milkyway-multimedia/ss-mwm-env": "~0.3"
	}

License

• MIT

Version

• Version 0.3 (Alpha)

Contact

Mellisa Hankins

• E-mail: [email protected]
• Twitter: @mi3ll
• Website: mellimade.com.au