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Using Python and the os library, how do I tell which environment i am in

Time:02-10

I have written a script, just tested on my local, moved to dev, did not work because of url/environment variable. I need to add the correct location of the file that is being created.

how do i tell which env i am in using the os library in python?

```/mnt/www/html/**warkdev**/docroot -  for dev```

/mnt/www/html/**warkstg**/docroot - for staging

```/mnt/www/html/**wark**/docroot -  for prod```

I am testing out

os.getcwd

, but that is giving the entire url, and i don't want to start slicing up, How can i get the envir vars info via os so i can tell if I am in stg, dev, prod?

Thank you in advance.

CodePudding user response:

For those with the same question in the future, use print(os.environ). look for the key/pair that you need then

someVar = os.environ['SITE_NAME']
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