Manipulate a key/value JSON object file in an S3 bucket through the CLI. Built to ease setting [remote enviroment variables with Zappa](https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa#remote-environment-variables).
## Usage
### Quick start.
```
$ s3env prod get
API_KEY=secret
FOO=bar
$ s3env prod set:BONJOUR=hello
Key successfully set.
Current configuration is...
API_KEY=secret
FOO=bar
BONJOUR=hello
$ s3env prod rm:BONJOIR
Key removed.
Current configuration is...
API_KEY=secret
FOO=bar
```
### Getting started.
Install via...
```
pip install s3env
```
Create an `s3env.json`.
```
{
"prod": "s3://zappa-private-github-pages-dev/prod.json"
}
````
Run commands.
```
$ s3env --help
```
## Development
After pulling down the repo locally, create a virtualenv, then install by running...
```
pip install -e .
```
## Deployment
Publish to pypi with...
```
python setup.py sdist upload -r pypi
```
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