How does the JSON config format get exposed to a program?

I have a Go program that, before trying out Railway, would read in a .yaml file and parse that into a config structure. I'd prefer to not rework that setup to support environment variables, and I see that one can supply a JSON object instead. How does that get loaded? Does it get passed in as a string in an environment variable, or as a file with a certain name, or something like that?
Solution:
the JSON entry in the web UI is provided for convenience, it only supports a single level object with key value pairs
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Percy
Percy2y ago
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glotchimo
glotchimoOP2y ago
N/A
Brody
Brody2y ago
they are injected as regular system environment variables and can be read with os.Getenv("SPECIAL_KEY")
glotchimo
glotchimoOP2y ago
Does the object support any nesting or does it have to be flat?
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Brody
Brody2y ago
the JSON entry in the web UI is provided for convenience, it only supports a single level object with key value pairs
glotchimo
glotchimoOP2y ago
Alright, thank you!
Brody
Brody2y ago
no problem!
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