php-symfonyHow to get an environment variable in PHP Symfony?
You can get an environment variable in PHP Symfony using the getenv() function.
Example code
$envVar = getenv('ENV_VAR_NAME');
Output example
$envVar = 'value of the environment variable';
The getenv() function takes a single argument, the name of the environment variable, and returns the value of the environment variable.
Code explanation
getenv(): function to get the value of an environment variableENV_VAR_NAME: name of the environment variable
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