envh
A Go library providing environment variable management with tree structures and struct population.
What is envh?
Envh is a Go library that simplifies environment variable management in applications. It provides two main components: an Env object that wraps environment variables with convenient helpers, and an EnvTree object that organizes variables into hierarchical structures similar to YAML or other configuration formats. It solves the problem of managing complex configuration setups by treating environment variables as structured data rather than flat key-value pairs.
Go developers building applications that require structured configuration management, such as web services, microservices, or CLI tools with hierarchical settings. It is particularly useful for teams needing to separate configuration from code for maintainability and flexibility.
Developers choose Envh over alternatives for its ability to organize environment variables into tree structures, automatically populate Go structs to reduce boilerplate, and support custom field setters for complex processing. Its unique selling point is the hierarchical management of environment variables, enabling configurations similar to YAML files directly from environment variables.
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Go helpers to manage environment variables
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