<commit_before># dynamic-config

Read config files depending on your environment. 

- load different configurations depending on your _env_ 
  - via argv: `node app.js --env production`
  - via env: `export ENV=production; node app.js` 
- expects a JavaScript file as config (so you can add dynamic content) 

## Options 

## defaultEnv: String, (default: develop)

Define which env should be set as default. <commit_msg>Replace ENV in readme with NODE_ENV as it is a defacto standard (see #9)<commit_after># dynamic-config

Read config files depending on your environment. 

- load different configurations depending on your _env_ 
  - via argv: `node app.js --env production`
  - via env: `export NODE_ENV=production; node app.js`
- expects a JavaScript file as config (so you can add dynamic content) 

## Options 

## defaultEnv: String, (default: develop)

Define which env should be set as default. 
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{'dir': 'git-commits-cleaned', 'id': '3968877', 'n_tokens_mistral': 260, 'n_tokens_neox': 248, 'n_words': 119}