Programing tips by Lamghari
How to effectively manage your environment variables in Angular / Ionic applications with different scenarios ( Testing, preproduction, production.. )
If you are reading this article, you maybe want to manage your environment well, especially if you are using multiple environments like development, testing, pre-production, production, demo .. and to do that there is the famous environment.ts file inside src/environment folder of your Angular / Ionic project.
By default in an Angular project, you’ll have two files, one for the development environment and the other for production. BUT, .. what if you need to add other environments? What if a developer edited the production file by mistake?
A was using only those two files for months while managing theme in every environment…
