Cloudflare Developers•5mo ago

Pages, Sveltekit and Environment variables

Hello, I'm trying to use Cloudflare pages to deloy our web application. However I'm getting errors in the build for each env var, public or private.

[31mError[39m: Module '"$env/static/public"' has no exported member 'PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL'.

[31mError[39m: Module '"$env/static/public"' has no exported member 'PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL'.

I've tried adding these in both the wrangler.tom and in the settings > environment variables tab. Neither has any effect on the build errors. My build command, from the package.json file is "build": "npx svelte-kit sync && npx svelte-check && vite build", Any help is appreciated. ---- It seems many others are having the same problem and no one has found a solution.

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CondenseDrop•5mo ago

have you made sure that you have followed the rules of naming conventions of Vite, so that Vite can see them ? https://vitejs.dev/guide/env-and-mode

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MagickOP•5mo ago

Sveltekit uses a different naming convention. It uses PRIVATE and PUBLIC prefixes - https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/modules#$env-dynamic-private. And this is what I'm using. It works when I run the same build command locally.

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MagickOP•5mo ago

Ok, I tried prefixing with VITE_ and still get the same error.

CondenseDrop•5mo ago

@Magick there is some other issue, I dontknow much about svelteKit, so sorry couldn't help ya

MagickOP•5mo ago

I've tried the following: - process.env.VARIABLE - import.meta.env.VARIABLE Neither of these are working either.

zsarver•5mo ago

I was struggling on this yesterday too 😅 . You'll need to add the Platform interface like below, but noting I was trying to use D1. After this i was able to use platform.env.DB

interface Platform {
                   env: {
                       DB: D1Database;
                   };
                   context: {
                       waitUntil(promise: Promise<any>): void;
                   };
                   caches: CacheStorage & { default: Cache }
               }

interface Platform {
                   env: {
                       DB: D1Database;
                   };
                   context: {
                       waitUntil(promise: Promise<any>): void;
                   };
                   caches: CacheStorage & { default: Cache }
               }

For regular env variables i to still add them to wrangler.toml and .env to get it to work with the $public/$private like you were mentioning

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