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envsnap

v1.0.2

Published

Switch between environments in a single command.

Readme

Features

  • Create environments with a single command
  • Set and Use environments seamlessly
  • List all available environments
  • Delete environments when they're no longer needed
  • Automatic validation of .env file formats (coming soon)

Installation

To install envsnap, you need Node.js and npm installed on your system. Once you have those, you can install envsnap globally using npm:

npm install -g envsnap

Or use npx to run it without global installation:

npx envsnap <command>

Usage

Create an environment

npx envsnap create staging

Set the active environment

npx envsnap set staging

Use a specific environment

npx envsnap use staging

Delete an environment

npx envsnap delete staging

List all environemnts

npx envsnap list

License

envsnap is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

Thank you for using envsnap! We hope it makes managing your environment configurations a breeze.