envdecode
is a Go package for populating structs from environment
variables.
envdecode
uses struct tags to map environment variables to fields,
allowing you you use any names you want for environment variables.
envdecode
will recurse into nested structs, including pointers to
nested structs, but it will not allocate new pointers to structs.
Define a struct with env
struct tags:
type Config struct {
Hostname string `env:"SERVER_HOSTNAME,default=localhost"`
Port uint16 `env:"SERVER_PORT,default=8080"`
AWS struct {
ID string `env:"AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"`
Secret string `env:"AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY,required"`
}
}
- Fields must be exported (i.e. begin with a capital letter) in order for
envdecode
to work with them.
Then call envdecode.Decode
:
var cfg Config
err := envdecode.Decode(&cfg)