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Generate .env files from templates and secrets managers

Project description

T<env>plate

A way to generate .env files from a template file using remote sources.

Currently, it supports the following remote sources:

  • azure keyvault secrets (assumes the az cli is installed and configured)
  • kubernetes secrets & configmaps (assumes the kubectl cli is installed and configured)

Usage

  1. Install the package. I recommend the use of uv tool or pipx to install it in a global and isolated environment:

    uv tool install tenvplate or pipx install tenvplate

  2. Create a .env.template with the following format:

    # comment, will be ignored
    FIXED=will-be-left-untouched
    ENV_VAR_FROM_K8S_SECRET={{kubernetes/<name-space-name>/secrets/<secret-name>/<secret-field>}}
    ENV_VAR_FROM_K8S_CONFIGMAP={{kubernetes/<name-space-name>/configmaps/<configmap-name>/<configmap-field>}}
    ENV_VAR_FROM_AZURE_KEYVAULT={{azure-keyvault/<keyvault-name>/secrets/<secret-name>}}
    
  3. Run the following command to generate an environment file simply run tenvplate. Optional arguments are:

    • --src-path to specify the template file (default .env.template in the working directory)
    • --dst-path to specify the destination file (default .env in the same directory as the template file)

Contributing

See the CONTRIBUTING.md file for more information.

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