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Using Environment Variables in Cloud Functions

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Adding Environment Variables

  1. First, click on the small gear button at the bottom left corner of the page to open the application settings page.
  2. Next, in the popped-up application settings interface, click on "Environment Variables" and enter your environment variable on a new line below. The format should be: NAME='value'
  3. Click on "Update" to make it effective.

Using Environment Variables

Once the environment variables are added, you can use them in any cloud function by accessing process.env.

:::tip cloud.env is deprecated. :::

import cloud from '@lafjs/cloud'

export async function main(ctx: FunctionContext) {
  
    const env = process.env
    console.log(env)
    // All the environment variables are available in process.env
}