How to use environment variables in package.json

Let's use grep to get a value environment variable from the .env file.

"scripts": {    "start": "NODE_ENV=$(grep NODE_ENV .env | cut -d '=' -f2) some_script"}

node.js heroku npm package.json

I have similar but different requirement. For me, I want to use environment variables in the scripts.

Instead of using the environment variables directly in package.json, I do:

"some-script": "./scripts/some-script.sh",

And in some-script.sh:

#!/bin/shnpm run some-other-script -- --prop=$SOME_ENV_VAR

node.js heroku npm package.json

No, it's not possible. You should access the repo using git+ssh, and store a private key in ~/.ssh.

Your line then looks like:

"my-private-module":"git+ssh://git@bitbucket.org/foo/bar.git"

Which doesn't contain anything sensitive.

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