A simple tool that exports ElasticBeanstalk envrionment variables to a .env file
Project description
ElasticBeanstalk to Env
This tool simply does one thing, connects to an Elastic Beanstalk environment, pulls out any custom envrionment variables that are configured and will display them on stdout, or if given a file for output, will write a file containing the values. This is useful when a project requires a different server not running inside Elastic Beanstalk (one that should not recieve web requests, for example) but still requires the same environment configuration. Trying to keep these envrionments in sync manually does not scale, so this tool can be used as a cronjob to write out a new .env file if the configurations do not match.
Installation
pip install elasticbeanstalk-to-env
Usage
Run the eb-to-env command, the --application
and --environment
options are required. --output
requires a filename in the current working directory, if none is specified, the envrionment variables from EB will be printed to stdout.
eb-to-env --application <appname> --environment <envname> --output .env
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