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My nodejs app config = require('config') (3.0.1) returns nothing in debug. Here is the console output:
config:
Config
NODE_ENV is only defined in development.json and loading in development has no problem.
Here is the files under ./config:
What could cause the config module failed to load in debug?
node.js node-config
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
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My nodejs app config = require('config') (3.0.1) returns nothing in debug. Here is the console output:
config:
Config
NODE_ENV is only defined in development.json and loading in development has no problem.
Here is the files under ./config:
What could cause the config module failed to load in debug?
node.js node-config
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.
– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you usednode-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53
add a comment |
My nodejs app config = require('config') (3.0.1) returns nothing in debug. Here is the console output:
config:
Config
NODE_ENV is only defined in development.json and loading in development has no problem.
Here is the files under ./config:
What could cause the config module failed to load in debug?
node.js node-config
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
My nodejs app config = require('config') (3.0.1) returns nothing in debug. Here is the console output:
config:
Config
NODE_ENV is only defined in development.json and loading in development has no problem.
Here is the files under ./config:
What could cause the config module failed to load in debug?
node.js node-config
node.js node-config
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
asked Mar 22 at 20:08
user938363user938363
2,5671466143
2,5671466143
You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.
– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you usednode-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53
add a comment |
You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.
– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you usednode-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53
You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you used
node-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you used
node-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53
add a comment |
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The config filenames need to be tied to the NODE_ENV or NODE_CONFIG_ENV you're setting when you run your app. (https://github.com/lorenwest/node-config/wiki/Configuration-Files#file-load-order)
You don't set NODE_ENV in the config files themselves.
So for example (assuming the command to run your app is npm start):
NODE_CONFIG_ENV=foo npm start
^ This would first load all of the config properties in default.json, then override them with any properties you set in foo.json. If you wanted to add a local.json, those properties would be a final override.
I believe it defaults to assuming your env is "development", and I'm guessing your default.json is empty.
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
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The config filenames need to be tied to the NODE_ENV or NODE_CONFIG_ENV you're setting when you run your app. (https://github.com/lorenwest/node-config/wiki/Configuration-Files#file-load-order)
You don't set NODE_ENV in the config files themselves.
So for example (assuming the command to run your app is npm start):
NODE_CONFIG_ENV=foo npm start
^ This would first load all of the config properties in default.json, then override them with any properties you set in foo.json. If you wanted to add a local.json, those properties would be a final override.
I believe it defaults to assuming your env is "development", and I'm guessing your default.json is empty.
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
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The config filenames need to be tied to the NODE_ENV or NODE_CONFIG_ENV you're setting when you run your app. (https://github.com/lorenwest/node-config/wiki/Configuration-Files#file-load-order)
You don't set NODE_ENV in the config files themselves.
So for example (assuming the command to run your app is npm start):
NODE_CONFIG_ENV=foo npm start
^ This would first load all of the config properties in default.json, then override them with any properties you set in foo.json. If you wanted to add a local.json, those properties would be a final override.
I believe it defaults to assuming your env is "development", and I'm guessing your default.json is empty.
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
add a comment |
The config filenames need to be tied to the NODE_ENV or NODE_CONFIG_ENV you're setting when you run your app. (https://github.com/lorenwest/node-config/wiki/Configuration-Files#file-load-order)
You don't set NODE_ENV in the config files themselves.
So for example (assuming the command to run your app is npm start):
NODE_CONFIG_ENV=foo npm start
^ This would first load all of the config properties in default.json, then override them with any properties you set in foo.json. If you wanted to add a local.json, those properties would be a final override.
I believe it defaults to assuming your env is "development", and I'm guessing your default.json is empty.
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
The config filenames need to be tied to the NODE_ENV or NODE_CONFIG_ENV you're setting when you run your app. (https://github.com/lorenwest/node-config/wiki/Configuration-Files#file-load-order)
You don't set NODE_ENV in the config files themselves.
So for example (assuming the command to run your app is npm start):
NODE_CONFIG_ENV=foo npm start
^ This would first load all of the config properties in default.json, then override them with any properties you set in foo.json. If you wanted to add a local.json, those properties would be a final override.
I believe it defaults to assuming your env is "development", and I'm guessing your default.json is empty.
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
answered Mar 23 at 7:28
Ben ChamberlinBen Chamberlin
514212
514212
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
add a comment |
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
All setting goes to the default.json as well. The issue is the the config is loaded successfully in normal development (for ex, when node index.js) but not in debug with VS code. I posted on VS code to find out if this is something related to the IDE.
– user938363
Mar 23 at 18:16
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You need an index.js in the config directory. Do you want an exemple of config dir ?
– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:27
Julien TASSIN, an example would be very helpful. Thanks.– user938363
Mar 22 at 20:42
oh, sorry my bad I did not see that you used
node-config, I thought you were using pure nodejs. I don't know this lib :/– Julien TASSIN
Mar 22 at 20:53