Theo's Typesafe Cult•2y ago

Invalid Environment Variables

I am having an issue with accessing my ENVs within my drizzle.config.ts. I'm getting an error about invalid env variables despite them being present and being destructured in the env.mjs Each ENV is listed in the .env wrapped in single quotes.

10 Replies

JudgeJLoOP•2y ago

More context: it seems the db:push is being registered as trying to use server envs on the client.

Gravy•2y ago

Hi, can you paste the error output in a code block?

JudgeJLoOP•2y ago

[email protected] db:push drizzle-kit push:mysql --config=./drizzle.config.ts

drizzle-kit: v0.19.1
drizzle-orm: v0.27.0

Reading config file '/Users/jasonlong-hrf/HumanRightFirstDev/docdb/docdb-next/drizzle.config.ts'
:x: Invalid environment variables: {
  NODE_ENV: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_PASSWORD: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_URL: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_USERNAME: [ 'Required' ]
}
file:///Users/jasonlong-hrf/HumanRightFirstDev/docdb/docdb-next/node_modules/@t3-oss/env-nextjs/dist/index.mjs:1
import c from"zod";function l(e){let r=e.runtimeEnvStrict??e.runtimeEnv??process.env;if(e.skipValidation)return r;let a=typeof e.client=="object"?e.client:{},o=c.object(a),v=c.object(e.server),s=e.isServer??typeof window>"u",d=v.merge(o),i=s?d.safeParse(r):o.safeParse(r),f=e.onValidationError??(t=>{throw console.error("\u274C Invalid environment variables:",t.flatten().fieldErrors),new Error("Invalid environment variables")}),p=e.onInvalidAccess??(t=>{throw new Error("\u274C Attempted to access a server-side environment variable on the client")});return i.success===!1?f(i.error):new Proxy(i.data,{get(t,n){if(typeof n=="string")return!s&&!n.startsWith(e.clientPrefix)?p(n):t[n]}})}var u="NEXT_PUBLIC_";function C({runtimeEnv:e,...r}){return l({...r,clientPrefix:u,runtimeEnvStrict:e})}export{C as createEnv};
                                                                                                                                  
Error: Invalid environment variables

drizzle-kit: v0.19.1
drizzle-orm: v0.27.0

Reading config file '/Users/jasonlong-hrf/HumanRightFirstDev/docdb/docdb-next/drizzle.config.ts'
:x: Invalid environment variables: {
  NODE_ENV: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_PASSWORD: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_URL: [ 'Required' ],
  DATABASE_USERNAME: [ 'Required' ]
}
file:///Users/jasonlong-hrf/HumanRightFirstDev/docdb/docdb-next/node_modules/@t3-oss/env-nextjs/dist/index.mjs:1
import c from"zod";function l(e){let r=e.runtimeEnvStrict??e.runtimeEnv??process.env;if(e.skipValidation)return r;let a=typeof e.client=="object"?e.client:{},o=c.object(a),v=c.object(e.server),s=e.isServer??typeof window>"u",d=v.merge(o),i=s?d.safeParse(r):o.safeParse(r),f=e.onValidationError??(t=>{throw console.error("\u274C Invalid environment variables:",t.flatten().fieldErrors),new Error("Invalid environment variables")}),p=e.onInvalidAccess??(t=>{throw new Error("\u274C Attempted to access a server-side environment variable on the client")});return i.success===!1?f(i.error):new Proxy(i.data,{get(t,n){if(typeof n=="string")return!s&&!n.startsWith(e.clientPrefix)?p(n):t[n]}})}var u="NEXT_PUBLIC_";function C({runtimeEnv:e,...r}){return l({...r,clientPrefix:u,runtimeEnvStrict:e})}export{C as createEnv};
                                                                                                                                  
Error: Invalid environment variables

Gravy•2y ago

Attempted to access a server-side environment variable on the client, drizzle is set up for the client somehwo

JudgeJLoOP•2y ago

That's awkward. I explicitly don't want to expose my connection string lol Shouldn't my flag about skipping validation turn this off though? And I don't it the error on app run, just this function It has to be an issue with the envs themselves. I prefixed it with Next_Public and I'm still getting the exact same issues.

Gravy•2y ago

try deleting node modules and pruning npm/yarn/pnpm store works for me

JudgeJLoOP•2y ago

Yeah, still no dice.

Gravy•2y ago

if it should be public make sure to put it in the client object

JudgeJLoOP•2y ago

The maintainers tell me that I should import the ENV directly using dotenv in the config.

Coded_58•12mo ago

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