Use dotenv#247
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Thanks for working on this! Sorry it’s taken me a while to catch up on reviews.
This shouldn't happen for library usage; we don't want to alter a runtime environment owned by someone else.
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Thanks for the updates! I made a small change to the timing of when it gets loaded and added some docs.
Thanks again for working on this. 👍
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Adds support for python-dotenv to automatically load environment variables from
.envfiles when starting the server, closes #26. I feel like 99% of the time having a try...except for the import won't matter, but technically it's more of a soft dependency and server.py doesn't "need"python-dotenvto run.