env-not-found

Install with npm install -g env-not-found

How it works

It searches all occurrences of "process.env.[value]" in your current dir ('.js', '.ts', '.jsx', '.tsx') and verifies if value is in the .env file.

Usage

``
$ env-not-found --help
Usage: env-not-found [options]

Verify if you have specified all environment variables in your env file

Options:
-d, --project-root path to root folder (default: ".")
-e, --env-file path to env file (default: ".env")
-b, --blacklist list of files to ignore (default: ["node_modules",".yarn",".pnp.cjs",".pnp.loader.mjs","dist"])
-h, --help display help for command
`

If there are missing environment variables, the terminal output will be:
`
Warning: "COMMENT_WEBSOCKET_PORT" is not specified in the .env file
``
The program will then exit with a code of 1.

If all environment variables are present, nothing will be printed and the program will continue.

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.envignore

When you have default env from Node or React like TZ, PWD or npm_package_version. You can create a .envignore at the root path and fill it up with the env to ignore.