Release of version 1.5.0

Thanks to @tbratsas, this release fixes a bug with comments on .env files. Now, if you want to add a comment on your dotenv file, you should use the character # and a space like in the following line:

DBPASSWORD=Et31#1ii21 # this is a comment

If you type: DBPASSWORD=Et31#1ii21 #this is a comment
You'll get the DBPASSWORD's result equals to Et31#1ii21 #this is a comment

Released version 1.4.0 of DotEnv4Delphi

Big new features brought by this release:

• Support to Lazarus / Free Pascal (DotEnv4Delphi is now Lazarus / FreePascal Friendly)
• Added methods to define a default value if the variable can't be found
• a new demo using the lib to build a server using horse (you can do something common on NodeJS servers with DotEnv4Delphi now). Take a look:
  • In JavaScript:

    app.listen(process.env.PORT || 3000);

  • In Delphi with Horse, you can do this:

    THorse.Listen(DotEnv.PortOrDefault(3000));

Released version 1.3.0 of DotEnv4Delphi

• Removed a variable that was useless (thanks to @MateusMPereira)
• Added some more methods to direct access some variables (related to development)
• Organized the file to keep things as neat as possible

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0

New version 1.2.0

• Changed function Development to function isDevelopment to make itb more semantic.
• Added 2 more variables: Secret_Key and Database_URL

v1.1.0

Welcome to DotEnv4Delphi version 1.1.0

New features implemented:

• Direct access to some variables:
  • Port
  • Hostname
  • Password
  • DbPassword
  • DbHost
  • Token
  • BaseURL
  • ConnectionString
  • Development (This is useful to determine if you want to define some functions to work if you are under development)
• Added new value to the Enumeration (ConnectionString)

v1.0.0

Version 1.0.0, the first of this library that implements a way to access Environment variable in a easy and fast way and also brings to Delphi the possibility to use DotEnv files to carry sensible data like passwords to your development in a safe way.