ldenv

Uses dotenvy but uses mode files

By default the mode is local and it will load in order

• .env.local
• .env

and so .env.local has priority

By default if no mode is provided on the command line, it will get the mode from the environment variable MODE

you can specify a different env variable to get the default mode via -a /sy -n <env variable name>

And you can specify the mode directly via -m <mode>

for example with with ldenv -m production env

it will load the following in order

• .env.production.local
• .env.production
• .env

and execute the command env

Parsing

[preffix]@@<env names>[@:<default value>][@:<suffix>]

Examples for the parse:

bash target/debug/ldenv echo @@RPC_URL_:MODE:,RPC_URL@:http://localhost:8545@: @@ localhost This will load localhost as MODE and will try to fetch RPC_URL_<MODE> as env variable, falling bacon RPC_URL or default to http://localhost:8545