Once you have defined your configuration schema and values, you can read them in your application. TypeConf provides a simple and type-safe way to access your configurations.

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Basic Usage

To read your configurations, it’s pretty straightforward, use the readConfig function:

import { ConfigType } from "your-config-package";
import { readConfig } from "@typeconf/sdk";

// Path to your config without extension
const config: ConfigType = readConfig("path/to/config-dir/my-params");

The readConfigFromFile function returns your configuration object with full type safety based on your schema.

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Type Safety

One of TypeConf’s key features is complete type safety. Your IDE will provide full autocomplete and type checking:

const config: ConfigType = readConfig("path/to/config-dir/my-params");

// TypeScript knows the exact type of your config
config.database.host; // ✅ Type safe
config.nonexistent; // ❌ TypeScript error

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Using with Different Frameworks

TypeConf works seamlessly with various frameworks and environments. Check out our framework-specific guides:

• Next.js Integration