#omgeving - Type-safe environment variables in Bun and Node

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lime trail
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no

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readme

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love that 🙏

wide radish
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npm fault

lime trail
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... no you have to publish things properly lmao

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npm's doing its job perfectly

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actually write things in your package.json

wide radish
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how do i publish a readme

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i'm new

lime trail
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package.json

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repository field

wide radish
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oh

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it doesn't work without a repository?

lime trail
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no?

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why wolud you package random text files to everyone downloading the package ever

wide radish
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they say "add a README" i added a README.md and published a new version 🤣 i thought that'd work

lime trail
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but i don't nkow why you wouldn't have a repo either way

wide radish
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i just pnpm publish

lime trail
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...

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what

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you don't need to 😭

wide radish
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lol

wide radish
lime trail
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? why would you

wide radish
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._.

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ah ok

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so with github i have to pnpm publish and git commit?

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lazy again lol

lime trail
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why even type pnpm publish

wide radish
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to publish?

lime trail
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just fuck off and dont' publish bc you won't have users anw lmao

wide radish
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._.

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ok

lime trail
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if you're too lazy to press git commit on your keyboard

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maybe you need to rethink your life

wide radish
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._.

lime trail
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what you're doing

wide radish
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i thought u were playful

lime trail
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packages are primarily discovered on github

wide radish
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now you're really saying i'm a piece of trash

lime trail
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if you just hav ethem on npm they take up a name, no one finds them, and it's a waste of space for everyone

lime trail
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im saying no one will ever find your package lmao

jaunty tundra
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Why tf did this convo go this toxic 🗿

lime trail
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bro was too lazy to do the basics

jaunty tundra
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So you tell them to "f*** off" and "rethink their life"?

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Who hurt you lmfao

lime trail
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a lot of people :(

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but whats the point of publishing something if you don't plan to do like the basic fucking steps lmao

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if you can't make a repo for it, which is like 90% of your publicity, then you're only wasting your time and npm's space

jaunty tundra
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Why do you care this much? Everyone has to start somewhere

hexed kite
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Dude, chill out

fleet quiver
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the person who made is-even:

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also um
I don't think it's a good idea to publish minified code

wide radish
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oops my README was misspelled all along

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lmao

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💀

fleet quiver
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lol

wide radish
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please find any bugs 🙏

fleet quiver
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export function number(options?: NumberOptions) {
  return { name: "number", options } as Validator as unknown as number;
}

export function string(options?: StringOptions) {
  return { name: "string", options } as Validator as unknown as string;
}

export function url(options?: URLOptions) {
  return { name: "url", options } as Validator as unknown as string;
}

export function port(options?: NumberOptions) {
  return { name: "port", options } as Validator as unknown as number;
}
``` the what
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why the hell do you type assert this lol

wide radish
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what do you mean

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so i can get suggestions in name

fleet quiver
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then why do you assert it to number or string

wide radish
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i don't know a better way to do this

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the number type is just being made from the return type of port or number

fleet quiver
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function error(msg: string) {
  console.log(`omgeving: \x1b[31m${msg}`);

  process.exit(1);
}
``` Can't you just
throw then lol
wide radish
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so i made this little function

fleet quiver
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bruh

wide radish
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envalid doesn't throw too, this lib is inspired by it

fleet quiver
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you think what throwing will also do? exit the process

wide radish
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its just to remove the stacktrace

fleet quiver
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idk seems weird

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also
why would you vaaildate your env variables

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they don't come from a weird source

wide radish
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._.

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kinda too many questions

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i'm feeling traumatized

fleet quiver
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well
good that this one person has you blocked
because else they'd come and say something probably

wide radish
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._.

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no worries

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you can replace him, clearly

fleet quiver
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Just like I can write this code in 5 minutes

wide radish
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i did kinda also write it in 5 minutes

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it just took me long to make it more typesafe, work with node/bun and esm/cjs

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😉

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it even works with deno if you're using it from npm (npm specifier or with pnpm)

fleet quiver
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I'd like to write smth and publish it but
1.lack of ideas
2.idk if I remember my npm account password and stuff lol

wide radish
fleet quiver
lime trail
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it apparently helps millions every day anw

fleet quiver
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yes

lime trail
lime trail
fleet quiver
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troling

lime trail
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imagine some random stupidass guy uses this in prod

fleet quiver
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reply ping moment

lime trail
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lol

lime trail
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this guy

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omg i realize why he was saying he was too lazy

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he was just that afraid of people looking at his source code

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because it's a fucking joke

jaunty tundra
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You do not need to be a dick about it though

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we all wrote code like this once

lime trail
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😭

wide radish
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i hate you

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you're a piece of trash

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you're legitimately demotivating me

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i've had a few positive conversations with you before, but you fucked it up

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you're an idiot

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you lost someone who liked you, at least for some time

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🤷‍♂️

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IT'S A FUCKING PIECE OF CODE

lime trail
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i mean there are things you have to do if you want to help others, you aren't doing some of the basics and complaining about everything

wide radish
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you'd never say me to what you said to me on discord in real life.

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you're only silly online

lime trail
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oh you don't know

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i would be so much worse irl

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i'd joke with you though

wide radish
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you know deep down, its a fucking piece of code

wide radish
lime trail
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i'm not saying you're a shitty coder overall, maybe you wrote some good code in the past, but as unknown as <type> is something you should almost never do in typescript

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and a library should never exit on it's own

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the control should be given to the one using it

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those are just some basic principles you always follow when you write libraries

wide radish