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Abhrajit Ray

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Apr 23, 2023

Get started with .env in your Vite+React App

Why use .env files? While building our web app, we might need to store sensitive information such as API keys, database passwords, and other variables that are required for the application to run. Now we wouldn't want such information to be hard-code...

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#environment-variables #vite #reactjs #env #web-development

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Pat-Idehen Miracle

Frontend developer

Apr 29, 2024

It does work for development, but not on deployment. Tried both on Vercel and Netlify.

When you're deploying your application make sure you have specified all the environment variables in the deployment configuration.

Abhrajit Ray

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Apr 30, 2024

Priyanshu Agrawal

A techie, working as a full stack developer, always learning new things and sharing with you gyus!!

Jan 14, 2024

Thanks, man I have been struggling with this for a long time. After ChatGPT, I just forgot that you could find solutions in such beautiful articles.

Abhrajit Ray

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Jan 14, 2024

I appreciate it. It's really frustrating when chatgpt keeps hallucinating.

Emmanuel Kusi

Web developer

Oct 11, 2023

Thanks for this infomation , it is really helpful but i have a question

in the situation where you omit the VITE when importing your variables , will your program still works fine or it will break

Abhrajit Ray

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Oct 12, 2023

The program won't show any errors but the variable will not get displayed if you don't import it with the exact same name that you gave while defining it. So yes, it won't work if you don't prefix it with VITE