Using envVar property in node.js script when using newman as library

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My question:
Hi I tried to pass some environment variable via command line to my node.js + newman script. But didn’t get it working, could someone please help me here?

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My run.js as below

const newman = require('newman');
const appName = process.env.NAME;
const fileName= `../collection/${appName}-collection.json`

var options ={
collection: require(`${fileName}`),
envrionment: envrionmnet.get(),
reporters:'cli',
   envVar​: ​[​ 
      {​ ​
         "key"​:​"env"​,​ ​
         "value"​:​`​${​process​.​env​.​ENV​}​`​
      }​,
      {​ ​
         "key"​:​"country"​,​ ​
         "value"​:​`​${​process​.​env​.​COUNTRY​}​`​
      }​,
  ​ ]​
}

newman.run(options, function(err,summary){
}

where I try to pass the variable in the command line:
NAME=abc ENV=qa COUNTRY=us node scr/run.js
but the environment.json seems not to take these two variables

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It appears that you are setting up the envVar array correctly. (I recently just had to figure this out for myself, though I was pulling my arguments out of process.argv[]). I leaned on console.log to verify what I was passing into newman.run().

I’m running newman 5.3.2