feat: add assertEnv - #19
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Reads the first environment variable that is set from a list of candidate names, or throws naming all of them plus an optional hint. Unset and blank values are both treated as missing. Needs @types/node (and an explicit `types` field, since the package previously pulled in no ambient types) for `process.env`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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assertEnvto@plexus-ms/std: read the first environment variable that is set from a list of candidate names, or throw.Names are tried in order. A variable that is unset or blank counts as missing and the returned value is trimmed, so
AUTH_SECRET=fails loudly instead of handing back an empty secret.Error messages name every candidate, Oxford-comma style, with the hint appended after a colon:
Two overloads type the trailing options object and require at least one name, so
assertEnv()andassertEnv({ hint }, 'A')are both compile errors.Note: the package had no ambient types at all, so this adds
@types/nodeand an explicittypes: ["node"]forprocess.env.🤖 Generated with Claude Code