Silverstripe env variable value in config












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I am trying to figure out if SilverStripe 4.2 supports referencing environment variables in the config files in a similar fashion Symfony does.



So far I was able to find the class responsible for building configs, which doesn't seem to have this functionality.



I thought of injecting another layer that would parse the YAML files and process the environment references, but it seems that you cannot extend a service since there is no Dependency Injection container available?



Is there maybe a different way to do this? All that I am trying to do is use environment variables in YAML config files.






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  • are you looking for something different than environment management

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:19













  • ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:25











  • Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

    – falnyr
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I am trying to figure out if SilverStripe 4.2 supports referencing environment variables in the config files in a similar fashion Symfony does.



So far I was able to find the class responsible for building configs, which doesn't seem to have this functionality.



I thought of injecting another layer that would parse the YAML files and process the environment references, but it seems that you cannot extend a service since there is no Dependency Injection container available?



Is there maybe a different way to do this? All that I am trying to do is use environment variables in YAML config files.






silverstripe silverstripe-4







share|improve this question























  • are you looking for something different than environment management

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:19













  • ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:25











  • Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

    – falnyr
    Nov 24 '18 at 6:45














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I am trying to figure out if SilverStripe 4.2 supports referencing environment variables in the config files in a similar fashion Symfony does.



So far I was able to find the class responsible for building configs, which doesn't seem to have this functionality.



I thought of injecting another layer that would parse the YAML files and process the environment references, but it seems that you cannot extend a service since there is no Dependency Injection container available?



Is there maybe a different way to do this? All that I am trying to do is use environment variables in YAML config files.






silverstripe silverstripe-4







share|improve this question














I am trying to figure out if SilverStripe 4.2 supports referencing environment variables in the config files in a similar fashion Symfony does.



So far I was able to find the class responsible for building configs, which doesn't seem to have this functionality.



I thought of injecting another layer that would parse the YAML files and process the environment references, but it seems that you cannot extend a service since there is no Dependency Injection container available?



Is there maybe a different way to do this? All that I am trying to do is use environment variables in YAML config files.






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  • are you looking for something different than environment management

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:19













  • ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:25











  • Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

    – falnyr
    Nov 24 '18 at 6:45



















  • are you looking for something different than environment management

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:19













  • ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

    – Olli Tyynelä
    Nov 23 '18 at 6:25











  • Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

    – falnyr
    Nov 24 '18 at 6:45

















are you looking for something different than environment management

– Olli Tyynelä
Nov 23 '18 at 6:19







are you looking for something different than environment management

– Olli Tyynelä
Nov 23 '18 at 6:19















ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

– Olli Tyynelä
Nov 23 '18 at 6:25





ah after posting that i got what you are after.. can't say i have seen.. on silverstripe 3 iv overridden config settings with config.php if needed

– Olli Tyynelä
Nov 23 '18 at 6:25













Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

– falnyr
Nov 24 '18 at 6:45





Can you describe how did you do that? Is config.php the last config file loaded?

– falnyr
Nov 24 '18 at 6:45












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You can use environment variables in YAML config provided it's config for the Injector class. You can't use them outside of Injector config (as of 4.2).



You can wrap them in backticks for them to be parsed into config:



SilverStripeCoreInjectorInjector:

  MyServiceClass:

    properties:

      MyProperty: '`ENV_VAR_HERE`'





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    You can use environment variables in YAML config provided it's config for the Injector class. You can't use them outside of Injector config (as of 4.2).



    You can wrap them in backticks for them to be parsed into config:



    SilverStripeCoreInjectorInjector:
    
  MyServiceClass:
    
    properties:
    
      MyProperty: '`ENV_VAR_HERE`'





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      You can use environment variables in YAML config provided it's config for the Injector class. You can't use them outside of Injector config (as of 4.2).



      You can wrap them in backticks for them to be parsed into config:



      SilverStripeCoreInjectorInjector:
      
  MyServiceClass:
      
    properties:
      
      MyProperty: '`ENV_VAR_HERE`'





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        You can use environment variables in YAML config provided it's config for the Injector class. You can't use them outside of Injector config (as of 4.2).



        You can wrap them in backticks for them to be parsed into config:



        SilverStripeCoreInjectorInjector:
        
  MyServiceClass:
        
    properties:
        
      MyProperty: '`ENV_VAR_HERE`'





        share|improve this answer













        You can use environment variables in YAML config provided it's config for the Injector class. You can't use them outside of Injector config (as of 4.2).



        You can wrap them in backticks for them to be parsed into config:



        SilverStripeCoreInjectorInjector:
        
  MyServiceClass:
        
    properties:
        
      MyProperty: '`ENV_VAR_HERE`'






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