env-constants

Generate a type-safe EnvConsts.ts for Vite environment variables.

Updated Nov 20, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sayali-ingle-pdl/adusa-ai-vuejs-app-template --skill env-constants
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Skill: env-constants
Source: https://github.com/sayali-ingle-pdl/adusa-ai-vuejs-app-template/tree/main/.github/agents/app-starter/agents-context/skills/env-constants
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sayali-ingle-pdl/adusa-ai-vuejs-app-template --skill env-constants

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automatically generate a type-safe EnvConsts.ts to access Vite environment variables.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Generates a TypeScript interface and exported constants for Vite env vars accessible throughout the codebase.
  • Wraps import.meta.env for type safety and provides default values for all environment variables.
  • Centralizes environment variable usage across Vue.js and other Vite-based projects.

Quick Start

Run the EnvConsts generator to create src/shared/EnvConsts.ts from your Vite environment variables.

Frequently Asked Questions about env-constants

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I get type-safe access to Vite environment variables in Vue?

Type-safe Vite environment variables are accessed by generating a TypeScript interface with exported constants that wraps import.meta.env. This provides centralized, type-safe access to VITE_* variables across Vue components and services.

What is the best way to centralize environment variable usage in a Vite project?

Centralizing environment variable usage in a Vite project is achieved by creating a single TypeScript file with exported constants. This wraps import.meta.env to provide type safety and default values for all variables across the codebase.

Can I provide default values for environment variables in TypeScript?

Default values for environment variables in TypeScript are provided by generating a dedicated constants file. This file defines a TypeScript interface and exported constants, wrapping import.meta.env to ensure safe access with defaults.

Does this approach work for Vite-based projects outside of Vue.js?

This approach works for Vite-based projects beyond Vue.js by generating a TypeScript interface for environment variables. It centralizes and secures access to VITE_* variables across any Vite project utilizing TypeScript.

Why should I wrap import.meta.env for environment variable access?

Wrapping import.meta.env for environment variable access provides type safety and default values. It generates a TypeScript interface with exported constants, preventing undefined variable errors across your application.

How do I generate a TypeScript interface for Vite environment variables?

Generating a TypeScript interface for Vite environment variables involves running a generator to create a constants file. This file exports typed constants and default values, wrapping import.meta.env for safe usage across components and utilities.