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@utilities-studio/env-local

v1.0.7

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Generate matching local env overrides from local Supabase instance

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@utilities-studio/env-local

Generate matching local env overrides from a running local Supabase instance.

Reads supabase status, extracts connection details, and generates or updates a local env file with Vite-compatible variables, Supabase credentials, and a derived webhook secret.

Usage

# Requires local Supabase running (bunx supabase start)
bunx @utilities-studio/env-local
bunx @utilities-studio/env-local --env-file .env
bunx @utilities-studio/env-local --env-dir ../..

Output

Writes the local overlay that matches the project env file shape:

| Detected base file | Output file | |---|---| | .env | .env.local | | .env.development | .env.development.local | | no base env file | .env.local |

Use --env-file <file> to force a base file or --output <file> to force the exact destination.

When a base env file exists, env-local reads its variable names and generates only matching local override variables. For example, email hook variables are generated only when SEND_EMAIL_HOOK_URI or SEND_EMAIL_HOOK_SECRET exists in the base file.

When the output file already exists, env-local replaces only its generated local Supabase section and preserves user-created variables in a separate section at the bottom.

The generated variable set supports:

  • VITE_SUPABASE_URL / VITE_SUPABASE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY
  • SUPABASE_URL / SUPABASE_SECRET_KEY / SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY / SUPABASE_DB_URL
  • SEND_EMAIL_HOOK_URI / SEND_EMAIL_HOOK_SECRET (HMAC-derived from JWT secret)

Requirements

  • Bun runtime
  • Local Supabase running (bunx supabase start)