Dotenv (.env) loader written in rust 🦀
- Fast as it is written in rust
- Use as lib/crate or as a standalone cli
- Support variable expansion
Add zenv
with a version of your choice in the Cargo.toml
[dependencies]
zenv = "<version>" # Make sure it's the latest version
- Using
cargo
cargo install zenv --features=cli
- Arch Linux
# Using `yay`
yay -S zenv
# Using `pamac`
pamac build zenv
- From binaries
Check out the Release page for prebuild binaries for zenv
, available for different operating systems.
fn main() {
zenv::Zenv::new(".env", false).configure().ok();
// or use macro, which expands to above statement
zenv::zenv!()
}
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zenv
Dotenv (.env) loader written in rust
USAGE:
zenv [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] -- <command> [args]...
FLAGS:
-v, --version Prints version
-h, --help Prints help information
-x, --expand Enable variable expansion
OPTIONS:
-f, --file Path to .env file
ARGS:
<command> Command that needs to be executed
[args]... Arguments for the command
Examples:
zenv -f .env -- node index.js
zenv -f .env -- npm run dev
zenv -f .env -- terraform apply
PORT=5000
NODE_ENV=production
# Single and double quotes are also supported
S_QUOTE='single_quoted'
D_QUOTE="double_quoted"
Comments can be added by using #
character.
# COMMENTED=commented
AT_THE_END=comment_at_the_end # I am here
# If you want # in you value then wrap the value in single or double quotes
QUOTED="quote_#_quoted" # I'll be removed
New lines can added by new line (\n
) character and this only works if the values is surrounded by double quotes.
PRIVATE_KEY="-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----\nadflhsdlfsjkldfjklsdjf\n-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"
# or like this
PRIVATE_KEY="-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
adflhsdlfsjkldfjklsdjf
asdffwejdjf983283lk
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"
If you want to escape the new line character you can use the escape (\
)
ESCAPED="escaped\\nnew\\nline"
You may also add export in front of each line so you can source the file in bash:
export BASIC=BASIC
Zenv
also supports variable substitution (off by default) from the current file or from the operating system. Substitution only works if the values is double quoted ie.e "
and can be achieved by the following:
- Using
${VAR}
pattern (recommended) - Starting the variable name by
$
character, which terminates after reaching a character which is not_
or alphanumeric.
BASIC=basic
EXPANDED='${BASIC}_expanded' # expands to 'basic_expanded'
# System variables (assuming `PATH` is available)
SYSTEM_VARIABLE="${PATH},/this/is/new/path"
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