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envreplace

v1.1.3

Published

CLI utility to find and replace environment variable references in files with their values

Readme

envreplace

Searches through files and replaces references to environment variables with the value of the named environment variable.

I use this to replace environment variables in config files at Docker container startup.

Example

Given a file test.file:

My File with an ${env.ENV_VAR}

And a variable set in the shell:

export ENV_VAR='environment variable'

You could run:

envreplace test.file

And test.file would be changed to:

My File with an environment variable

Installation

npm install -g envreplace

Features:

  • Supports specifying your own format for the regular expression that finds env var matches
  • Allows use of node.js file globbing
  • Verbose mode that logs all replacements
  • Option to fail on missing variables

CLI Documentation

envreplace --help