This might be a repeat, but I can't find an answer for my particular use case. I have a react app created using npx create-react-app app
and a .env file in my root directory. Appending "REACT_APP" to my variables don't register under process.env
, with the only variables being registered are FAST_REFRESH: true
, NODE_ENV: "development"
, PUBLIC_URL: ""
, WDS_SOCKET_HOST: undefined
, WDS_SOCKET_PATH: undefined
, and WDS_SOCKET_PORT: undefined
. How do I access the environment variables in my .env file?
Here are my vars:
REACT_APP_SERVICE_ID="service"
REACT_APP_TEMPLATE_ID="template"
REACT_APP_VAR="show"
I had the same problem: Only the predefined env variables were printed, my custom variables – although prefixed with REACT_APP were printed as undefined in dev mode when I tried to get them with process.env.REACT_APP_MYVAR.
Stopping the local host and starting the app once again with 'npm start' fixed the issue.