loadenv

Load environment variables defined in .env or regular text files.

📝 Syntax

• loadenv(filename)

• D = loadenv(filename)

📥 Input argument

• filename - string scalar, character vector: environment filename.

📤 Output argument

• s - dictionary: the environment variables and their values.

📄 Description

loadenv(filename) loads environment variables from a .env or plain text file by parsing one key-value pair per line and sets them as environment variables in the Nelson environment.

D = loadenv(filename) returns a dictionary containing the parsed key-value pairs. When an output argument is specified, loadenv does not modify the Nelson environment.

💡 Example

env_file = [modulepath('os_functions', 'tests'), '/sample.env'];
D = loadenv(env_file)
getenv('Key1')
loadenv(env_file)
getenv('Key1')

🔗 See also

setenv, getenv.

🕔 History

Version	📄 Description
1.15.0	initial version