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Adding functionality to get values from system env
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Hi @zetachang,
Thanks for the awesome library that we use for our app. We found this particular extension useful for us and could benefit others too.
This PR extends react-native-dotenv to use the values from system environment variables that are specified in .env. files.
This eliminates the need of hardcoding the important/secret values into
.envfiles when they are already available via system environment. This adds a lot of value to organizations that uses monolithic repositories where the API_KEYs and SECRETs are shared between apps in same repo.