v1.4.0

• Remove requireEnvFile arg from LoadOptions and make env file permanently not required
• Remove obsolete Load overloads with parameterized arguments (instead of LoadOptions object)

v1.3.1

Updated the way that the license is referenced in the csproj so as to appease new nuget rules for such things...

v1.3.0

Load options are now an object that is passed in, rather than a list of named arguments.

Also added 2 additional load options:

• parseVariables -- parse env vars in other env vars inside .env file
• requireEnvFile -- true if app should fail if no .env file present, false if it should continue running without one

NOTE: requireEnvFile should basically always be false because in production you should not be using a .env file!! It defaults to true for backwards compatibility for now, but someday perhaps we will change this.

Also, Env. DEFAULT_ENVFILENAME is now publicly accessible for applications to reference it if desired.

1.2.0

• Now supports back to .NET Standard 1.3 / .NET Framework 4.6 ( https://github.com/dotnet/standard/blob/master/docs/versions.md )

• Flag arguments to enable:

  • whitespace trimming
  • allowing hashes in values
  • unescaping of quoted values
  • overwrite (clobber) existing env vars

• Uses OS specific rules for env var clobbering (Windows is case insensitive, Linux is case sensitive)

• Some new helper methods for getting env var values as bool, int or double.

• Loading env vars from a Stream

v1.1.0

Features and Enhancements

• Handles presence of = in value in env file

E.g.

CONNECTION=user=test;password=secret

Thanks

@lazytesting

v1.0.0

update README.md