@lunarbyte/env-tool v1.0.4

Envtool

Installation

In your current project

npm install @lunarbyte/env-tool

Global install

npm install -g @lunarbyte/env-tool

Usage

Init

init will extract all the usages of process.env variables and create a schema file. The schema file is used for validating your .env file and syncing it with future changes.

# create a schema by scanning the example/ directory
env-tool init example/

Audit

List usages of process.env variables in your code. Does not write any files. Use this command to check for undocumented references to process.env variables. You might run this in your CI system to prevent merging code that introduces a new env variable without documenting it.

env-tool audit example/

Validate

Compare your current .env file against the schema. Checks for undefined variables that are required, or variables with no value that are required. You might run this during your deployment process to prevent deploying code that requires some new environment variable which has not been configured.

env-tool validate .env

Sync

Creates or updates an env file.

As the project changes, you may want to update your env file to declare the latest variables. This will overwrite the current env file, but keeps your existing values. New variables are declared with any applicable default values.

env-tool sync .env