Creates an environment by merging config data from different sources. Reads in this order:
config.edn found on the classpath$env-name/config.edn found on the classpathA common scenario is to have an env folder (added to the classpath),
that contains a folder for each named environment. :dev config
would then be found under env/dev/config.edn.
To set which environment to use, set the ENV enviroment variable.
:dev is default if none is given.
Creates an environment by merging config data from different sources. Reads in this order: - The first `config.edn` found on the classpath - The first `$env-name/config.edn` found on the classpath - enviromnent variables - java system properties A common scenario is to have an `env` folder (added to the classpath), that contains a folder for each named environment. `:dev` config would then be found under `env/dev/config.edn`. To set which environment to use, set the ENV enviroment variable. `:dev` is default if none is given.
(get-env)Returns the current environment map
Returns the current environment map
(get-env-name)Return the current ENV name, or :dev if not specified
Return the current ENV name, or `:dev` if not specified
(load-env env-name & configs)Generate a map of environment variables.
Generate a map of environment variables.
(setup-env!)(setup-env! env-name)Setup environment map for a particular environment name
Setup environment map for a particular environment name
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