gatekeepercli v1.0.2

gatekeepercli

Environment Variables Done Right

Why Would You Use This?

This CLI is especially useful if you just cloned a repository and it has a javascript or javascript file(s) that have many environment variables defined.

Installation

$ npm install -g gatekeepercli

Usage

$ gk create [filename]

Creates .env file for single javascript file:

• [filename] is the javascript file you would like to get the env vars from

$ gk createDir [directory]

Creates .env file for all javascript files in a directory:

• [directory] is the directory you would like to get the env vars from

$ gk gitignore [dir]

Adds .env to existing or nonexisting gitignore

• [dir] is the directory that the .gitignore file is located
  • the default directory if [dir] is left blank is root or /

$ gk createRev [file] [dir] [filename]

Creates .js file with variables based off of variables in a .env file

• [file] is the path to the .env file
• [dir] is the directory you want to save the new .js file to.
  • directory can be nonexistent
• [filename] is the name of the new .js file
  • example: $ gk createRev .env newjsfiledir env.js

$ gk travis [dir] [travDir]

Adds environment variables to .travis.yml file

• [dir] is the directory in which your .env file is located
• [travDir] is the directory in which your .travis.yml file is located
  • if there is no .travis.yml file, a blank one will be created in the specified directory
  • leaving this blank will default the directory to root or /