grasp-env-handler 0.1.1

A utility for managing .env files using Google Cloud Secret Manager

grasp-env-handler

A utility for managing .env files using Google Cloud Secret Manager for Grasp teams.

Overview

This tool helps Grasp teams securely manage their .env files by storing them in Google Cloud Secret Manager. It uses your GitHub repository name to organize secrets logically and provides simple commands to push and pull environment variables across your team.

Features

• Pull .env files from Secret Manager with grasp env pull
• Push .env files to Secret Manager with grasp env push
• Support for recursive operations with the -r flag
• Ignore specific .env files with .envignore

Installation

Install the package directly from PyPI using pip or uv:

pip install grasp-env-handler

uv pip install grasp-env-handler

Development Installation

For development:

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/username/grasp-env-handler.git
cd grasp-env-handler

# With pip
pip install -e .

# With uv
uv pip install -e .

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Google Cloud SDK installed and configured
• Git repository connected to GitHub

GCP Setup

Before using this tool, make sure:

1. You have the Google Cloud SDK installed
2. You are authenticated with GCP: gcloud auth login
3. You have set a default project: gcloud config set project YOUR-PROJECT-ID
4. The Secret Manager API is enabled in your project: gcloud services enable secretmanager.googleapis.com
5. You have the necessary permissions to create and access secrets

Usage

# Pull all .env files in current directory
grasp env pull

# Pull .env files recursively from all subdirectories
grasp env pull -r

# Push all .env files in current directory
grasp env push

# Push .env files recursively from all subdirectories
grasp env push -r

.envignore

Create a .envignore file in your repository to exclude specific .env files:

# Example .envignore
path/to/secret.env
*.test.env

See .envignore.example for more examples.

Publishing to PyPI (for maintainers)

To publish a new version of this package to PyPI:

1. Increment the version number in pyproject.toml (e.g., from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1).

2. Build the package:

   uv build
   

   This will create distribution files (a .tar.gz and a .whl) in the dist/ directory.

3. Publish to PyPI: You will need an API token from PyPI. Generate one from your PyPI account settings if you don't have one. Then, run the following command, replacing YOUR_PYPI_API_TOKEN with your actual token:

   uv publish dist/* -t YOUR_PYPI_API_TOKEN
   

   Alternatively, you can set the UV_USERNAME=__token__ and UV_PASSWORD=YOUR_PYPI_API_TOKEN environment variables and then run uv publish dist/*.