dotenv-flow-cli

This is a cli executable for dotenv-flow.

Installing

Either install it globally:

``bash $ npm install -g dotenv-flow-cli`

or add to your project:

Yarn`bash $ yarn add dotenv-flow-cli`

NPM`bash $ npm install dotenv-flow-cli`

`Usage`

`bash $ dotenv-flow`

This will load the variables from the .env* files in the current working directory and then run the command (using the new set of environment variables).

For more information about how the .env* files are loaded, please refer to dotenv-flow docs.

`$3`


You may specify a path where your

.env* files are located with the -p

 option:

bash
$ dotenv-flow -p path/to/project


$3

Put

-- separator before the command if it takes additional arguments, otherwise they might get lost.

`bash $ dotenv-flow -- my-command -p something`

`$3`


To allow it to be a drop-in replacement for dotenv-cli variable interpolation (expanding) is automatically enabled using dotenv-expand under the hood.

For example:`IP=127.0.0.1 PORT=1234 APP_URL=http://${IP}:${PORT}`Using the above example.env file, process.env.APP_URL will be resolved to http://127.0.0.1:1234`.

dotenv-flow-cli

This is a cli executable for dotenv-flow.

Installing

Either install it globally:

``bash $ npm install -g dotenv-flow-cli`

or add to your project:

Yarn`bash $ yarn add dotenv-flow-cli`

NPM`bash $ npm install dotenv-flow-cli`

`Usage`

`bash $ dotenv-flow`

This will load the variables from the .env* files in the current working directory and then run the command (using the new set of environment variables).

For more information about how the .env* files are loaded, please refer to dotenv-flow docs.

`$3`


You may specify a path where your

.env* files are located with the -p

 option:

bash
$ dotenv-flow -p path/to/project


$3

Put

-- separator before the command if it takes additional arguments, otherwise they might get lost.

`bash $ dotenv-flow -- my-command -p something`

`$3`


To allow it to be a drop-in replacement for dotenv-cli variable interpolation (expanding) is automatically enabled using dotenv-expand under the hood.

For example:`IP=127.0.0.1 PORT=1234 APP_URL=http://${IP}:${PORT}`Using the above example.env file, process.env.APP_URL will be resolved to http://127.0.0.1:1234`.