You can make use of the os module in Python to set environment variables.
os.environ is a object where keys and values are stored as strings that represent the process environment.
Example:
'''
Program: Set Environment Variables
using Python
Author : Code2care.org
Version : v 1.0
Date : 3 July 2023
'''
import os
# Set Environment Variables
os.environ["app.ENV"] = "production"
os.environ["app.version"] = "1.2.0"
os.environ["AUTHOR"] = "Code2care"
# Get Environment Variables
print(os.environ["app.ENV"])
print(os.environ["app.version"])
print(os.environ["AUTHOR"])
Output:
production
1.2.0
Code2care
You can also make use of os.putenv() to set and os.getenv() to get environment variables.
import os
# Set Environment Variables using os.putenv()
os.putenv("app.ENV", "production")
os.putenv("app.version", "1.2.0")
os.putenv("AUTHOR", "Code2care")
# Get Environment Variables using os.getenv()
print(os.getenv("app.ENV"))
print(os.getenv("app.version"))
print(os.getenv("AUTHOR"))
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