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Description
Symfony's way to handle the parsing of types for environment variables in configuration files is very useful.
Unfortunatly, in order to use it, i must first create a container object.
I think the Environment Variable Processors could be made into a standalone component in order to use it in any PHP projects.
Example
I created a composer plugin to automate a CMS installation, i need to allow the user to define env vars that sould be copied to the CMS configuration file.
The user can write his vars in the composer.json "extra" configuration.
I just need a way to know what type of vars i am to expect.
Description
Symfony's way to handle the parsing of types for environment variables in configuration files is very useful.
Unfortunatly, in order to use it, i must first create a container object.
I think the Environment Variable Processors could be made into a standalone component in order to use it in any PHP projects.
Example
I created a composer plugin to automate a CMS installation, i need to allow the user to define env vars that sould be copied to the CMS configuration file.
The user can write his vars in the composer.json "extra" configuration.
I just need a way to know what type of vars i am to expect.
composer.json
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