envnx-cli 0.1.0

EnvNX – a small CLI toolkit for environment checks, project cleanup, code search, and config sync.

EnvNX CLI

A Lightweight Developer Workflow Toolkit for Environment, Project & Code Management

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                     ENV-NX

EnvNX is a simple, fast, dependency-free command-line toolkit designed for developers who want clean projects, consistent environments, fast code searches, and shared environment configurations across multiple projects — without using heavy tools.

It works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

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Why EnvNX?

Developers often repeat the same tasks:

• Checking for missing or extra packages
• Cleaning project junk (__pycache__, logs, temp files, etc.)
• Searching code without using heavy tools
• Managing multiple Python environments with shared base packages

EnvNX solves these pain points in one small CLI.

No LLMs No external APIs No cloud No heavy dependencies

Just a pure Python development productivity toolkit.

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Features

1. Environment Check (env-check)

Compare installed Python packages with requirements.txt.

• Shows missing packages
• Shows extra installed packages
• Helps maintain clean and reproducible environments

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2. Project Cleanup (proj-clean)

Automatically removes common clutter:

• __pycache__
• .log files
• .tmp files
• Build artifacts
• Junk folders

Dry-run by default. Use --apply to delete.

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3. Code Search (code-search)

Fast and simple grep-style text search:

• Search for any pattern across code files
• Supports --ext filters (e.g., .py)
• Ignores unwanted folders (.git, venv, __pycache__)

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4. Config Sync (config-sync)

A small environment-sharing system:

• One global base environment
• Multiple project-specific logical environments
• Sync project requirements against the base
• Stores project-specific extras
• Reduces disk usage by avoiding duplicate installs

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Installation

Install from PyPI (recommended)

pip install envnx-cli

Check:

envnx --help

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Install from GitHub

pip install git+https://github.com/<your-username>/envnx-cli.git

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Install Locally (development)

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/envnx-cli.git
cd envnx-cli
pip install -e .

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Usage

View help:

envnx --help

Commands:

env-check        Check Python env vs requirements.txt
proj-clean       Clean project junk files
code-search      Search inside code files
config-sync      Manage shared env config

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1. Environment Check

Default usage:

envnx env-check

With custom requirements file:

envnx env-check -r requirements-dev.txt

Output example:

Missing:
  - numpy==1.26.4

Extra:
  - setuptools==69.5.0
  - click==8.3.1

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2. Project Cleanup

Dry-run:

envnx proj-clean .

Delete junk:

envnx proj-clean . --apply

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3. Code Search

Search for a function:

envnx code-search "train_model"

Limit to Python files:

envnx code-search "train_model" --ext .py

Ignore paths:

envnx code-search "token" --ignore venv .git

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4. Config Sync

Initialize global config:

envnx config-sync init

Add a new environment:

envnx config-sync add-env projectA

List environments:

envnx config-sync list

Sync requirements:

envnx config-sync sync projectA -r requirements.txt

Activate instructions:

envnx config-sync activate projectA

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Project Structure

envnx/
 ├── cli.py
 ├── env_check.py
 ├── proj_clean.py
 ├── code_search.py
 ├── config_sync.py
 └── __init__.py
pyproject.toml
README.md

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Development Guide

Install in editable mode:

pip install -e .

Build package:

python -m build

Upload to PyPI:

python -m twine upload dist/*

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Versioning

EnvNX uses semantic versioning:

• Major: breaking changes
• Minor: new features
• Patch: fixes and improvements

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License

EnvNX is licensed under the MIT License.

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Author

Created and maintained by Nithin Sai Adupa.

For issues or contributions, please submit a pull request or open a GitHub issue.