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 <string>  path to root folder (default: ".")
  -e, --env-file <string>      path to env file (default: ".env")
  -b, --blacklist <string...>  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.

.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.