envm 0.1.3

Environment Manager. CLI to manage environment variables. This tool was created to simplify working with multiple .env files across different projects and environments (development, staging, and local).

CLI to manage environment variables. This tool was created to simplify working with multiple .env files across different projects and environments (development, staging, and local).

Installation

To install the package, simply run:

pip install envm

Commands

save

Save the current environment file to the environments database. By default, it looks for a .env file in the current directory.

Options:

• --envfile: Specify a different environment file name (default: .env)
• --overwrite/--no-overwrite: Overwrite existing environment if it exists (default: false)

$ envm save users.dev
$ envm save users.dev --envfile .env.prod
$ envm save users.dev --overwrite

ls

List all your saved environment files. Shows a count of total environments at the end.

$ envm ls

use

Create an environment file in the current directory from a saved environment. By default, it creates a .env file.

Options:

• --envfile: Specify a different output file name (default: .env)
• --overwrite/--no-overwrite: Overwrite existing file if it exists (default: false)

$ envm use users.dev
$ envm use users.dev --envfile .env.prod
$ envm use users.dev --overwrite

delete

Delete a saved environment file. Use --force to skip confirmation:

$ envm delete users.dev
$ envm delete users.dev --force

Enable Shell Completion

Enable autocompletion for your environment variable files

zsh

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emmanueloctavi0/envm/refs/heads/main/src/completion/envm_complete.zsh >> ~/.zshrc

bash

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emmanueloctavi0/envm/refs/heads/main/src/completion/envm_complete.bash >> ~/.bashrc