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@modootoday/envs-wrangler

v0.5.2

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Mirrors the wrangler command surface, projects envs-config declarations into wrangler.toml, and puts a worker its secrets.

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@modootoday/envs-wrangler

Mirrors the wrangler command surface and projects the values @modootoday/envs and @modootoday/envs-config manage, instead of asking for them at a prompt.

The mirror is pass-through

Measured against wrangler 4.90.1: 45 top-level namespaces, 392 commands including subcommands. Writing those out would be a copy, and a copy is stale the day wrangler releases. So anything this package does not intercept is forwarded verbatim — argv, stdio, exit code. A wrangler command added tomorrow works here tomorrow, with no release of this package.

Every command gets the values

Whatever you run, the declaration is resolved and its values are in the child's environment. envs-wrangler pages deploy and envs-wrangler secret put are the same shape, which is the point of putting a different name in front of wrangler at all.

Values reach wrangler through the child environment, never through argv, so they do not land in a process listing or a shell history.

What is intercepted

Interception is a smaller question: which commands must not run at all when the declaration resolved nothing.

secret            put | bulk | delete | list
pages secret      put | bulk | delete | list
versions secret   put | bulk | delete | list
secrets-store     create | update | duplicate | get | delete | list
deploy · dev · types

These never prompt. If nothing resolved they fail and send nothing, because a prompt turns a projection into manual entry that nothing downstream can detect.

Everything else forwards even with nothing resolved. pages deploy is the reason the two are separate: it wants the account credential in its environment, not a secret put into a deployed artifact, and a project that authenticates from its ambient environment must still be able to deploy.

Two entry points

@modootoday/envs-wrangler writes files and talks to nobody. It contains no fetch(, no CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN and no Authorization — asserted by a test over the source, so it holds rather than being claimed here.

@modootoday/envs-wrangler/api is the half that reaches a live Cloudflare account. Importing it is the decision to need credentials.

Design

plan/20260908062202-envs-config-package-design.md in tools.datalab.