Deno: How to use env vars?

[reggi]

console.log(deno.env('EXAMPLE'))

running with:

EXAMPLE=true deno --allow-env ./file.ts

[reggi]

is giving back "Cannot find name 'deno'."

[ry]

import { env } from "deno";
console.log(env()["EXAMPLE"])

[brandonros]

import { env } from 'deno';

yields

error: Uncaught URIError: relative import path "deno" not prefixed with / or ./ or ../ Imported from "file:///app/index.ts"

looks like deno fetch doesn't know to skip the deno import

[lucacasonato]

The deno namespace has moved to the Deno global. Use Deno.env()

[kitsonk]

So:

const env = Deno.env();
console.log(env["EXAMPLE"]);
// or
console.log(Deno.env("EXAMPLE"));

[brundonsmith]

Is there a way to get your editor to recognize the Deno global?

[kitsonk]

Use an editor plugin: https://deno.land/manual/getting_started/setup_your_environment#editors-and-ides

[brundonsmith]

Ah. I was using a different Deno plugin (by "axetroy") which I'm pretty sure was linked from somewhere else in the docs, though I can't find the reference now. This new one worked, thanks.