How to use the @awesomeeng/awesome-config.zero function in @awesomeeng/awesome-config

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github awesomeeng / awesome-config / examples / AddDirectory / entry.js View on Github external
// require AwesomeConfig
const config = require("@awesomeeng/awesome-config");

// Initialize it to create our scope
config().init();

// Add a directory.  This will in turn add config.cfg, evens.cfg, and odds.cfg
config().add("./");

// start config
config().start();

// test
const assert = require("assert");
assert.strictEqual(config.zero,0);
assert.strictEqual(config.one,"odd");
assert.strictEqual(config.two,"even");
assert.strictEqual(config.three,"odd");
assert.strictEqual(config.four,"even");
assert.strictEqual(config.five,"odd");
assert.strictEqual(config.six,"even");
assert.strictEqual(config.seven,"odd");
assert.strictEqual(config.eight,"even");
assert.strictEqual(config.nine,"odd");
assert.strictEqual(config().sources.length,3);

// print out config for deeper understanding...
console.log(config().sources);
// console.log(config().toString());

@awesomeeng/awesome-config

AwesomeConfig is a powerful configuration system for building enterprise node.js application. It provides a unified transparent configuration object to your application based on configuration files or objects that you define. It includes support for cond

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