The code accesses the HOME
environment variable using process.env.HOME
. It returns the value of the HOME
variable, which can be logged to the console as shown in the example.
process.env.HOME
typescript
/**
* Module: Environment Variables
* Description: Provides methods to access and manipulate environment variables.
*/
// Import required modules
import * as os from 'os';
/**
* Function: getHomeDirectory
* Description: Returns the home directory of the current user.
* Returns: string
*/
function getHomeDirectory(): string {
// Use the os module to retrieve the home directory
return os.homedir() || process.env.HOME || '';
}
// Example usage:
console.log(getHomeDirectory());
/**
* Function: getEnvironmentVariable
* Description: Returns the value of a specific environment variable.
* Parameters:
* - variable (string): The name of the environment variable to retrieve.
* Returns: string
*/
function getEnvironmentVariable(variable: string): string {
// Check if the variable is set in the environment
return process.env[variable] || '';
}
// Example usage:
console.log(getEnvironmentVariable('HOME'));
// Refactored main function
function getHomeDirectoryUsingEnvironmentVariable(): string {
// Check if the HOME environment variable is set
return getEnvironmentVariable('HOME') || '';
}
// Run the main function to test the code
console.log(getHomeDirectoryUsingEnvironmentVariable());
The code accesses an environment variable named HOME
.
process.env.HOME
process
is an object in Node.js that provides information about the current process.env
is a property of the process
object that contains an object with the current environment variables.HOME
is the name of the environment variable being accessed.const homeDir = process.env.HOME;
console.log(homeDir);