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`envar` is a Node.js library that aggregates configuration values from multiple sources—including command-line arguments, environment variables, npm package config, JSON files, and default objects—into a single lookup. It allows developers to define a customizable priority order for these sources, making it ideal for applications that need flexible, layered configuration management

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Goes as high as environment (including npm config) and as low as command line options to find variable you've requested.

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