This small package adds support for loading .env files. Just call the env_load
function with a valid path, that contains a file named .env, or the path of the env file itself. If can't be loaded, it'll return -1
, 0
otherwise. If the second parameter is set to true
, already existing environment variable will be replaced with the new value.
In the file, comments can be added by starting the line with #
. It's also possible to nest the variables, but in that case, the used variables need be already defined.
Quotes won't be removed from the strings.
# Build
(mkdir -p build && cd build && \
cmake .. && cmake --build .)
# Optional install
sudo make install
Type Option Default Output Shared DOTENV_SHARED ON libdotenv.so Static DOTENV_STATIC ON libdotenv-s.a Executable DOTENV_TEST OFF dotenv-test
mkdir -p build && cd build && \
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG -DDOTENV_TEST=ON .. && cmake --build . && \
cd .. && ./build/dotenv-test)
Install via clib: clib install Isty001/dotenv-c
, or just git clone
into your project.
Or if you don't want to include in your project, you can git clone
then install by executing make install
then link it with -ldotenv
.
# DB connection
DB_HOST=localhost
DB_NAME=test_db
DSN=mysql:host=${DB_HOST};dbname=${DB_NAME}
#include <dotenv.h> int main(void) { env_load(".", false); char *connection = getenv("DSN"); }
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