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Production process manager for Node.JS applications with a built-in load balancer.
Loads environment variables from `.env.[development|test|production][.local]` files
This package permit to have a centralized dotenv on a monorepo. It also includes some extra features such as manipulation and saving of changes to the dotenv file, a default centralized file, and a file loader with ordering and priorities.
- monorepo
- dotenv
- dotenv-expand
- expand
- vars
- variables
- load
- loader
- mono
- one
- single
- centralized
- repo
- changes
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Production process manager for Node.JS applications with a built-in load balancer.
 [](https://codecov.io/gh/yog27ray/logger4node)
- logger
- logging
- nodejs
- typescript
- log-level
- json-logging
- session-logging
- debugging
- monitoring
- log-management
- error-logging
- express
- production
- devops
A webpack plugin that allows you to securely use environment variables within your javascript web application, loading them using dotenv-flow's `.env*` files loading strategy.
Simple JSON object of runtime environments.
Check if Electron is running in development
Bring the "Umph" to the javascript's async error handling
- try
- async
- errorHandling
- dontThrow
- fault tolerant
- production
- node.js
- typescript
- strong
- rust
- rust like
- rust error handling
- go
- go like
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Smoke test your package tarball (instead of failing miserably)
Process orchestrator
- runnerty
- scheduler
- task
- task manager
- automation
- job
- notifications
- executions
- sysadmin
- tools
- logs
- log
- reload
- programmatic
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Production process manager for Node.JS applications with a built-in load balancer.
Manage config from environment variables with sensible defaults, with typing and validation.
Sofie TV Automation Vizrt Media Sequencer Engine connection library
Conditionally disables Zod run-time parsing in production while preserving type inference.
An advanced logger!
An advanced logger!
Simplified `NODE_ENV` handling with webpack
Does a given character belong to XML spec's "Production 4 OR 4a" type (is acceptable for XML element's name)