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:computer: env-easy-cli

let's suppose you have cloned a project from github that includes .env.example file instead of .env.
or you want to push the project you are working on now to your repository .
In both cases , you can easily create respectively .env with all variables from .env.example file in the first case by typing the command below :arrow_down_small:
env -l example
as same as in the second case ; creating a copy of .env--> .env.local with empty variables with a basic command .
env -p local

Instructions how to use
This version is just for learning purpose
install with npm command
env -h

- nothing omitted
+ now you can lookup a keyword and replace it by providing you with an interactive menu

Example
env -s local:8000 --rw 3000 this basically will lookup the keyword and return multiple lines if more than one
don't worry , as you see in the picture I didn't have to mention the filename since I was working with the default file which is .env no need to mention its name .

USAGE examples
env -c local this will create a copy of existing file or creating new one if not .
env -r local --str this will wipe out all digits values and strings will be kept PORT = 4000 ==> PORT =
env -p local --dg this will wipe out all strings values and digits will be kept HOST = "localhost" ==> HOST = ""
env -p local create fresh copy with empty variables
env -r local wipe out all values of the variables including digits and strings
env -d local this will delete file
env -s local:SERVER_PORT looks up for SERVER_PORT keyword in the in the file (if upper case write it in upper case)
env -s :SERVER_PORTlooks up for SERVER_PORT in .env file
Done