The Azure App Configuration Importer File Source for JavaScript enables developers to import their configuration settings from a file sources to Azure App Configuration service.

Key links:

• Source code
• Package (NPM)
• Product documentation
• Examples

• LTS versions of Node.js

• An Azure Subscription
• An App Configuration store resource

npm i @azure/app-configuration-importer-file-source

   import { FileConfigurationSettingsSource, FileConfigurationSyncOptions } from "@azure/app-configuration-importer-file-source";
   import { AppConfigurationImporter } from "@azure/app-configuration-importer";

   const client = new AppConfigurationClient("");
   const appConfigurationImporterClient = new AppConfigurationImporter(client);

   // Import settings
   const result = await appConfigurationImporterClient.Import(new FileConfigurationSettingsSource({filePath:  path.join(__dirname, "..", "source/mylocalPath.json"), format: ConfigurationFormat.Json}));

See code snippets under examples/ folder.

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