@jonshort/cenv v1.0.1

cenv-wasm

Using a comment pattern in your .env files, easily swap between envs in local development.

Installation

Install globally via. npm

npm install -g @jonshort/cenv

Usage

1. Add the "cenv" pattern to your .env file

VARIABLE_1=something

# ++ local ++
# API_ADDRESS=http://localhost:5000
# REQUIRE_LOGIN=false

# ++ live ++
# API_ADDRESS=https://myliveapi.com
# REQUIRE_LOGIN=true

2. Run cenv, choosing an env keyword to use

cenv live

3. Check your .env, the keyworded env vars will now be uncommented

VARIABLE_1=something

# ++ local ++
# API_ADDRESS=http://localhost:5000
# REQUIRE_LOGIN=false

# ++ live ++
API_ADDRESS=https://myliveapi.com
REQUIRE_LOGIN=true

Use via. npx

You can also run this cli via. npx which avoids having to install it globally, e.g:

npx @jonshort/cenv keyword

Uninstalling

1. Check globally installed packages

npm ls -g

2. Uninstall the package

npm uninstall -g @jonshort/cenv

Development

How to build the internals

1. Install wasm-pack

cargo install wasm-pack

2. Build with the target of nodejs

wasm-pack build --target nodejs

3. Check the pkg/ folder - this is the compiled wasm
4. Once built run node index.js and check everything is working as expected

How to publish the package

1. Build the internals as above
2. Remove the .gitignore file within the pkg/ folder

rm pkg/.gitignore

!IMPORTANT The above is extremely important - JS snippets won't be included otherwise 3. Do a dry-run publish and check the files are as expected

npm publish --dry-run

4. Publish as normal

npm publish