I have a monorepo with the following script:
"start": "env-cmd -f .env turbo run start --parallel",
If I run yarn start
at the root, it runs all my apps using the .env
file at the root.
A lot of my environment variables are only used in one specific app and my /.env
file is getting cluttered as I keep on adding new apps. I want to keep that .env
file for shared environment variables only and have children .env
files at the root of each apps for specific configurations.
Example if I have an app called web
located in /apps/web
, I would like to add an /apps/web/.env
file that is used only when building the web
app.
How can I achieve that?
Not sure how to run both root and app level, but if you want just the app level, do the following:
turbo.json
put in all the keys:"globalEnv": [
"MY_KEY",
"MY_OTHER_KEY"
],
//a. ".env" is the default, you don't need the following line unless you have a custom .env file name. e,.g. .env.local
//b. Note "globalDependencies" in the following line is referring to your .env file under the app folder, not the root one.
"globalDependencies": [".env.local"]
.env
or .env.local
file there.MY_KEY='SOMETHING'
MY_OTHER_KEY='SOMETHING ELSE'
turbo run dev --filter=my-web-project
That's it, your web app will pick up the env file in your app folder, not from your root folder.
ref:https://turbo.build/repo/docs/reference/configuration#globalEnv
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