interpolateEnvVars | SignalWire

Interpolate ${VAR|default} environment-variable references in a raw string. Unlike substituteVars(), this method does not apply type coercion — the result is always a string. Missing env vars with no default resolve to an empty string.

This is a TS-specific helper (no Python SDK equivalent). Use it when building URLs, log messages, or any string output where numeric/boolean coercion would corrupt the value.

Parameters

input

stringRequired

The string containing ${VAR} or ${VAR|default} references.

Returns

string — the input with all env var references resolved.

Example

1 import { ConfigLoader } from '@signalwire/sdk';
2 
3 const loader = new ConfigLoader();
4 const url = loader.interpolateEnvVars(
5   'https://${HOST|api.example.com}/v1/${VERSION|latest}',
6 );
7 console.log(url);
8 // "https://api.example.com/v1/latest" (defaults used when env vars unset)

1	import { ConfigLoader } from '@signalwire/sdk';
2
3	const loader = new ConfigLoader();
4	const url = loader.interpolateEnvVars(
5	'https://${HOST\|api.example.com}/v1/${VERSION\|latest}',
6	);
7	console.log(url);
8	// "https://api.example.com/v1/latest" (defaults used when env vars unset)