Handle environment variables like a breeze.

composer require flavioheleno/env

This library comes with two helpers:

• Env\Read, which will try to read a variable and return its value or fallback to the $default value when the variable isn't set;
• Env\Required, which will try to read a variable and return its value or throw an exception when the variable isn't set.

You can read environment variables with:

$value = Env\Read::asString('my_var', 'default_value');

On the other hand, you can require environment variables with:

try {
  $value = Env\Required::asString('my_var');
} catch (RuntimeException $exception) {
  // handle exception
}

The library loads the environment variables into a internal copy on the first method call.

If you ever need to update the internal copy, you can do that with:

Env\Read::updateEnv();

or:

Env\Required::updateEnv();

All methods below are available in both the Env\Read and Env\Required helpers.

• updateEnv: Updates the internal env var copy;
• asString:: Returns the value as a string;
• asArray: Returns the values as an array (comma separated);
• asInteger: Returns the value as an integer;
• asFloat: Returns the value as a float;
• asBool: Returns the value as a boolean;
• fromJson: Returns the value as a json decoded value/object;
• fromSerialized: Returns the value as a unserialized value/object.

There are a few helper scripts that can be called by composer, such as:

• Static Code Analysis: php composer.phar run check
• Code Linting: php composer.phar run lint
• Tests: php composer.phar run test

NOTE: to run the Code Linting, you must download the ruleset from here first.

This library is licensed under the MIT License.