To run your application with .env.go.local active:
// Loads .env, then overrides with .env.go.local godotenv.Load(".env") godotenv.Overload(".env.go.local") Use code with caution. Alternative: Using envconfig for Structured Configs
// env/env.local.go //go:build local // +build local .env.go.local
. The order of loading determines the variable precedence. We'll load the base file first, then the local one.
package config
# .gitignore
file is a version of an environment file intended strictly for local development To run your application with
Initialize your Go module (if you haven't already) and fetch the package: go get ://github.com Use code with caution. 2. Writing the Configuration Loading Logic
(committed to repo)
Here's an example of how you can structure your project:
To run your application with .env.go.local active:
// Loads .env, then overrides with .env.go.local godotenv.Load(".env") godotenv.Overload(".env.go.local") Use code with caution. Alternative: Using envconfig for Structured Configs
// env/env.local.go //go:build local // +build local
. The order of loading determines the variable precedence. We'll load the base file first, then the local one.
package config
# .gitignore
file is a version of an environment file intended strictly for local development
Initialize your Go module (if you haven't already) and fetch the package: go get ://github.com Use code with caution. 2. Writing the Configuration Loading Logic
(committed to repo)
Here's an example of how you can structure your project: