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feat: built in env files support #3759

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What kind of change does this PR introduce?

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Adds built in support to webpack to handle .env files

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Closes #3747

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I think we should implement this as a plugin, so developers can reuse it, we need to impement this as a package, but I am fine with starting it as a plugin inside webpack-cli package, the main idea get https://github.com/mrsteele/dotenv-webpack/blob/master/src/index.js and rework it:

  • allow to set custom logic for loading dotenv files (by default we will use the same as you written)
  • allow to set multiple prefix, because you can have ESM and common js files in projects, we need to allow set import.meta.env and process.env
  • no silent, webpack has built-in logger, so let's use it
  • implement cache to avoid extra reading

and maybe other tweeak, yeah, the issue is not small (and not so big), so we can do it step by step

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Creating a new folder under packages. packages/environment-variables-webpack-plugin. Does this name work?

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Let's take dovenv-webpack-plugin

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@alexander-akait if we do want to distribute it as a standalone plugin in the future, isnt it better to add it to the webpack codebase or put it under webpack-contrib org? creating it as a plugin here and then moving it to a different repo to distribute it additional unnecessary work
if we want this to be an inbuilt feature in webpack then lets add it to webpack repo or if its going to be an installable plugin then lets create a new repo under the contrib org?

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@burhanuday That's right, we can do it this way, but I'd rather keep it here for better integration with CLI (i.e. allows to have special flags for this) and fast fixes and fast releases, not sure it really make sense to use it as standalone plugin (except complex cases)

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Okay. Creating new package here then

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The main goal is a seamless integraiton, moving it and rename is not long task, implementation is the most long task

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since env param in the cli is already taken, what should we use for passing array of env file names in the cli?
does env-file work?

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burhanuday commented May 23, 2023

  • let's add test case for const { DB_HOST, DB_PASS } = process.env; (we supports it in webpack, just to check it), same for import.meta

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In this plugin we are defining the variables using string like "process.env.varname":"value" and not the object syntax. Object syntax would be required for the above test case to pass.

While figuring this out, i was reading the webpack docs for define plugin and saw that this is recommended against doing in a note on this link - https://webpack.js.org/plugins/define-plugin/#usage
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Other than that, i have implemented allowEmptyValues and set default value to false. also added tests for it as well as docs

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@alexander-akait friendly ping

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@burhanuday yeah, sorry for delay, on my TODOs list on the top after #3739,

@burhanuday burhanuday requested a review from evenstensberg June 5, 2023 14:32
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hardfist commented Jun 6, 2023

web-infra-dev/rspack#2208 this is also the requested features from rspack users, glad to see webpack-cli is willing to support it

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@hardfist Yeah, it will be an official part of webpack ecosystem, I want to be align with next.js logic, it is flexible and solves almost all requests, hope we will finish it soon (this week)

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This is great! Could you fix the .gitignore glob and I'll do a manual review after?

@@ -64,5 +64,7 @@ test/**/**/**/bin/
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test/**/**/dist*

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@burhanuday I think also we need to check how the new node --env-file option could be used alongside this. Wil review your PR soon! :)

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Ivan198407 commented Nov 24, 2023 via email

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@ Thanks for your update.

I labeled the Pull Request so reviewers will review it again.

@snitin315 Please review the new changes.

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could you rebase?

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implement built-in .env support
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