kristoffeys / env-wizard

This package is designed to streamline the management of environment variables during project setup. It reads from a source .env file, prompts for values for any undefined variables, and writes the results to a target .env file. This tool is particularly useful when setting up new environments or adding new variables to your environment.

Env-Wizard

This package helps you manage your environment variables when setting up a project. It reads from a source .env file (default: .env.example), prompts you for values for any undefined variables, and writes the results to a target .env file (default: .env). This is especially useful when setting up a new environment or when adding new variables to your environment.

Features

• Reads from a source .env file
• Prompts for values for any undefined variables
• Writes the results to a target .env file

Installation

You can install env-wizard via npm:

npm install env-wizard

Usage

Here's how you can use the env-wizard CLI:

env-wizard -s .env.example -t .env

In this example, env-wizard reads from .env.example, prompts for values for any undefined variables, and writes the results to .env.

If you don't provide the -s & -t parameters, source defaults to .env.example & target defaults to .env

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a pull request.

License

Env wizard is licensed under the MIT license.