env-yoink

env-yoink is a versatile command-line tool written in Rust that simplifies the process of extracting environment variables from source code. Whether you're working with code written in JavaScript, Go, Python, or any other programming language, env-yoink offers a convenient and efficient way to identify and collect environment variable references. You can use it to enhance your development workflow and manage configuration.

Features

• Regex and Language Presets: env-yoink gives you the flexibility to extract environment variables using regular expressions or predefined language presets.

• Multi-Language Support: With built-in support for popular programming languages like JavaScript, Go, Python, and more.

• Recursive Scanning: Easily scan entire projects or directories recursively, ensuring that no environment variable references are overlooked, even in complex codebases.

Installation

bash cargo install env-yoink

Usage

Docs

``` env-yoink --help

Tool to grab (yoink) env variables from a workspace into env example file

Usage: env-yoink [OPTIONS] --mode

Options: -o, --out Output Directory [default: ./] -e, --example-file-name Env example file [default: .env.example] -d, --workspace-directory Workspace Directory [default: ./] -m, --mode [possible values: regex, preset] -r, --regex-pattern -p, --preset [possible values: js, python, rust, go] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version ```

Preset Mode

bash env-yoink --mode preset --preset js --workspace-directory './src'

Regex Mode

bash env-yoink --mode regex --regex-pattern 'process.env.([A-Z_]+)' --workspace-directory './src'

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome and appreciated 😄.

For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT