wev: with environment variables
wev is a cross-platform command line tool for resolving temporary environment variables.
For example:
wevcan create a multi-factor authenticated Amazon Web Services session.wevcan set Amazon Web Services named profiles per-project.wevcan request an Amazon Web Services CodeArtifact authorisation token on behalf of pipenv.
User and developer documentation is online at wevcli.app.
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