kankyo is a crate for the loading and unloading of .env files or other
readers into and from the environment.
This crate is meant to be a more modular and efficient, yet concise collection of functions exposed for any custom requirement. Due to its design, it is applicable in both synchronous and asynchronous applications.
Add the following dependency to your project's Cargo.toml:
toml
kankyo = "~0.2"
.env files?Environment variable files, often named .env, are files usually located at
the project root. The contents of the file are = (equals sign)-delimited
lines of key-value pairs. A sample file might look like:
```ini DEBUG=info DB_HOST=127.0.0.1 # This is a comment, not parsed as part of the value.
```
The library works with interfacing over readers (types implementing the
std::io::Read trait), meaning that you can pass slices of bytes, strings,
files, etc. to it.
For example, opening a file and parsing its contents into the environment:
```rust,no_run extern crate kankyo;
use std::fs::File;
kankyo::loadfromreader(File::open("./.env")?)?;
println!("Loaded!"); ```
Due to the common nature of this operation, a function that does precisely this is offered:
```rust,no_run extern crate kankyo;
kankyo::load()?;
println!("Loaded!"); ```
License info in [LICENSE.md]. Long story short, ISC.