extract-env 0.1.0

Moves the environment variables from a docker compose file into a .env file.

Extract Env

CLI

$ extract-env -h
Usage: extract-env [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -e, --env_folder PATH           Folder where the .env file/s to/are located.
                                  Default: ./
  --env-file-name PATH            Folder where the .env file/s to/are located.
                                  Default: .env
  --use-current-env / --no-use-current-env
                                  Use the current env files. Default: True
  -c, --compose-folder DIRECTORY  Folder where the compose file/s are located.
                                  Default: ./
  -C, --combine / -N, --no-combine
                                  Combine like named environment variables
                                  across services.  Default: True
  -p, --prefix TEXT               Prefix to add to all environment variable
                                  names.  Default: ""
  --postfix TEXT                  postfix to add to all environment variable
                                  names.  Default: ""
  -w, --write / -d, --dry-run     Write the environment variables to file.
                                  Default: True
  --display / --no-display        Displays the file output in the terminal.
                                  Default: False
  -u, --update-compose / -n, --no-update-compose
                                  Update the docker compose file with the new
                                  environment variable names.  Default: True
  -A, --all-files / -S, --selected-file
                                  Update the docker compose file with the new
                                  environment variable names.  Default: True
  -f, --compose_file FILE         Update this/these docker compose file/s with
                                  the new environment variable names. Used for
                                  specifying the paths of each file. When
                                  paths are specified it is assumed that
                                  --selected-files has been given.  Default:
                                  None
  -t, --test                      Test the program using files in the example
                                  folder.  Default: False
  -h, --help                      Show this message and exit.