io.micronaut.context.env

Class CachedEnvironment

java.lang.Object

io.micronaut.context.env.CachedEnvironment

@Internal
public class CachedEnvironment
extends Object

A "cached environment" is a performance optimization aimed at minimizing the cost of calling System.getenv() or System.getProperties(). The API is therefore a mirror to the equivalent System class calls, except that if "environment caching" is enabled, then all system properties and all environment variables are deemed immutable: they will be queried at application startup once and cached forever. By default, caching is disabled. Should you want to have caching enabled, you must make sure that a call to StaticOptimizations.cacheEnvironment() is made prior to initializing this class.

Since:

3.2.0

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
CachedEnvironment()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static Map<String,String>	getenv() Returns the complete set of environment variables.
static String	getenv(String name) Returns the value of the requested environment variable.
static String	getProperty(String name) Returns the system property of the requested name.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CachedEnvironment

public CachedEnvironment()

Method Detail

getenv

@Nullable
public static String getenv(String name)

Returns the value of the requested environment variable. If caching is enabled, the value will be the one computed at startup time: changes won't be visible. If caching is not enabled, this just delegates to System.getenv(java.lang.String).

Parameters:

name - the name of the environment variable

Returns:

the value of the environment variable

getenv

@NonNull
public static Map<String,String> getenv()

Returns the complete set of environment variables. If caching is enabled, the value will be the one computed at startup time: changes won't be visible. If caching is not enabled, this just delegates to System.getenv(java.lang.String).

Returns:

the environment variables

getProperty

@Nullable
public static String getProperty(String name)

Returns the system property of the requested name. If caching is enabled, the value will be the one computed at startup time: changes won't be visible. If caching is not enabled, this just delegates to System.getProperty(String).

Parameters:

name - the name of the system property

Returns:

the value of the system property