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# qenv
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provides an easy way for promised environments
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## Usage
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qenv works with two files:
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2016-06-20 09:21:21 +00:00
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* **qenv.yml** - specifies which ENV vars are required.
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* **env.yml** - specifies all env vars that are not already set in the current environment.
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Now obviously you can set build specific env vars in many CI environments.
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So there we do not need an **env.yml** since all ENV vars are in place
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However when on another machine you can have a env.yml that will be added to the environment by qenv.
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```typescript
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import {Qenv} from "qenv";
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myQenv = new Qenv("path/to/dir/where/qenv.yml/is/","path/to/dir/where/env.yml/is(");
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```
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