June 2013
Intermediate to advanced
236 pages
4h 33m
English
In a software release process, we designate systems for development, UAT, staging, production, and so on for different stages of product release. Technically, these contexts of application execution are called environments.
It is very common that we want our software to execute differently on different environments. For example, in a development environment, we would like to see a very verbose detail about any error our software might encounter, but we might not want to do so in the production environment. Express has a very simple mechanism to let us do that. Let's find out how it works.
Express' app.get('env') method returns the current environment of the app. Based on this value, you can configure your app to ...
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