Magento 2. Retrieve information from env.php in the js files programmatically
I'd like to read and use the information stored in my env.php to my js files. Is there an entity that I can use to fix this?
Any tips are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I'd like to read and use the information stored in my env.php to my js files. Is there an entity that I can use to fix this?
Any tips are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
magento2 configuration
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anilanil
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I'd like to read and use the information stored in my env.php to my js files. Is there an entity that I can use to fix this?
Any tips are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
magento2 configuration
asked yesterday
anilanil
788
I'd like to read and use the information stored in my env.php to my js files. Is there an entity that I can use to fix this?
Any tips are highly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
magento2 configuration
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Anil, this really bad idea to fetch the data directly from env.php and It break the security of Magento.
I don't know why you need this but you have to build your logic another way without reading env.php and So that Magento security WILL NOT break.
Also, php is the server-side language and where the js is client language if you want to read the data from php then you have to store data at json varaible to your browser.
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
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HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
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Anil, this really bad idea to fetch the data directly from env.php and It break the security of Magento.
I don't know why you need this but you have to build your logic another way without reading env.php and So that Magento security WILL NOT break.
Also, php is the server-side language and where the js is client language if you want to read the data from php then you have to store data at json varaible to your browser.
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
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Anil, this really bad idea to fetch the data directly from env.php and It break the security of Magento.
I don't know why you need this but you have to build your logic another way without reading env.php and So that Magento security WILL NOT break.
Also, php is the server-side language and where the js is client language if you want to read the data from php then you have to store data at json varaible to your browser.
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
add a comment |
Anil, this really bad idea to fetch the data directly from env.php and It break the security of Magento.
I don't know why you need this but you have to build your logic another way without reading env.php and So that Magento security WILL NOT break.
Also, php is the server-side language and where the js is client language if you want to read the data from php then you have to store data at json varaible to your browser.
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
Anil, this really bad idea to fetch the data directly from env.php and It break the security of Magento.
I don't know why you need this but you have to build your logic another way without reading env.php and So that Magento security WILL NOT break.
Also, php is the server-side language and where the js is client language if you want to read the data from php then you have to store data at json varaible to your browser.
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
answered yesterday
Amit Bera♦Amit Bera
57.3k1474170
57.3k1474170
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
add a comment |
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
HI @amit Bera, Actually we have some files which are apart from the Magento files as per our project requirement. I'm trying to call site Url in both PHP and js files. So I cannot access the Object manager as these files are not Magento.
– anil
yesterday
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