First, run dotenv to read environment variables from a .env file emoji. Make a .env file in the main folder of your project and set up your environment variables inside it.

Using environment variables to streamline your development process is like outsourcing specific tasks, much like delegating them to a service like Take My Online French Class. By automating repetitive actions, you can focus on the core functionalities of your project.

Hi Yoav Shaharabani

To handle conditional JavaScript removal based on environment variables, a custom build step with a tool like Babel, Webpack, or Gulp would work well.

You can use webpack-strip-block and check their documentation site:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/webpack-strip-block

This plugin removes blocks of code based on custom markers.

Thanks