Multi-Environment Configuration - Go

🎯 What Is Multi-Environment Configuration?

Multi-environment directives in TuskLang let you define environment-specific settings, overrides, and inheritance for Go projects.

type MultiEnvConfig struct {
    Environments map[string]string tsk:"#envs"
    Overrides    map[string]string tsk:"#env_overrides"
}

🚀 Why Multi-Environment Matters

- Seamlessly manage dev, staging, prod, and custom envs - Override config per environment

📋 Multi-Environment Directive Types

- Environments: dev, staging, prod, test, custom - Overrides: Per-env keys, secrets, endpoints

🔧 Example

envs: #envs("dev,staging,prod")
env_overrides: #envs("prod:db_url=prod.db,dev:db_url=dev.db")

🎯 Go Integration

type MultiEnvConfig struct {
    Environments string tsk:"#envs"
    Overrides    string tsk:"#env_overrides"
}

🛡️ Best Practices

- Always separate secrets per env - Use inheritance for shared config - Validate env at startup

⚡ Summary

Multi-environment config makes Go apps robust and deployment-ready. Integrate with Go build tags, env vars, and TuskLang for full flexibility.