How to get a variable value from Environment files in Phoenix?

Okay, found something. Elixir's Application.get_env/3 is the way to go:

get_env(app, key, default \\ nil)

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But the problem with this is that the accessor command becomes very long for the current situation:

# Set value in config/some_env_file.exs
config :my_large_app_name, MyLargeAppName.Endpoint,
  http: [port: {:system, "PORT"}],
  url: [host: "example.com"],
  my_var: "MY ENV VARIABLE"

# Get it back
Application.get_env(:my_large_app_name, MyLargeAppName.Endpoint)[:my_var]

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A better way would be to define them in a separate section:

config :app_vars,
  a_string: "Some String",
  some_list: [a: 1, b: 2, c: 3], 
  another_bool: true

and access them like this:

Application.get_env(:app_vars, :a_string)
# => "Some String"

Or you could fetch a list of all key-value pairs:

Application.get_all_env(:app_vars)           
# => [a_string: "Some String", some_list: [a: 1, b: 2, c: 3], another_bool: true]

I had some bug with @sheharyar solution, so here mean:

I had to create new block without MyLargeAppName.Endpoint,

# Set value in config/some_env_file.exs
config :my_large_app_name,
  my_var: "MY ENV VARIABLE"

and then in your code

Application.get_env(:my_large_app_name, :my_var)

WARNING: as @José Valim said you can not set any name as key :my_large_app_name it have to be the same of your project