HOW TO handle .env variables in VITE ?!

Today we go over the best way to handle env variables in Vite on both the server and the client side of things using Remix (react-router v7?). I go very in detail on how every approach works and when and why you should use each one!

The framework we use is Remix (future react-router v7) but it's transferable across other Vite projects as well!

We handle .env files in various ways and go over all possible options in Vite.

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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Setting up .env on the server side
01:38 - Setting up the entry.server file
01:53 - Using zod for typesafety
02:11 - Setting up our main logic
03:37 - Making our ENV typesafe!
05:33 - Exposing the ENV to the rest of the application
06:13 - Exposing a subset for the client
06:56 - Giving our client the .env
09:57 - Vite approaches for client .env
12:02 - What you should NEVER do
13:31 - Crashing on purpose
13:49 - Checking out the end-product
15:30 - Outro

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