tl:dr — Use import.meta.env instead of process.env
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Thank you very much for this, just migrated from using CRA to Vite and this issue had been bothering me.
Thanks for this. it really helps
I achieved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I paste this in this file -> .env
VITE_OPS='ops_here'
having to take it like this in any component
import.meta.env.VITE_OPS
but still i have a doubt if i need
of an environment variable on the front but that
that it is not exposed to the user
What torture in Vite, I'm trying to get the environment variable, when I run yarn dev
I paste this in this file -> vite-env.d.ts
OPS='ops_here'
having to take it like this in any component
import.meta.env.VITE_OPS
always give undefined
why do they invent so much....
I had it in the root folder so it was not working... Moved the folder to
srcthen it worked.Thanks for this!
!IMPORTANT:
Let's remember the prefix each variable we want exposed with the 'VITE_' phrase.
E.g, use VITE_BASE_URL instead of BASE_URL_OF_VITE unless it's something you don't want exposed.
Cheers
hi, good read. also add a disclaimer this might cause a leak for api keys.
Thank you. This has worked
Hi,
Does it also what in the index.html file?
I'm trying to use Sanity as my cms and import.meta.env is nt working. could it be because sanity uses webpack?
Thanks Bhai! Life Saver ❤
Thank you so much, I was struggling while learning about using geolocation in JS in React. Kept on getting this error, even chatgpt couldnt help.