A shim to load environment variables from .env into ENV in development. Based on the original bkeepers module written in Ruby. And from this one https://pypi.org/project/python-dotenv/
In your application or scripts root directory, create a .env
file and place some variables in it.
MY_SECRET_INFO="some value"
MY_API_KEY=123123oiashdam,hwejk1h23kbaamn
Then inside of your script...
use v6;
use Env::Dotenv :ALL;
dotenv_load();
for %*ENV.kv -> $key, $value {
"$key: $value".say;
}
my %dotenv = dotenv_values();
say %dotenv{"MY_SECRET_INFO"};
for dotenv_values().kv -> $key, $value {
"$key: $value".say;
}
A command line interface is also in the works. Right now it only outputs the variables it finds inside of your .env
.
$ dotenv
zef install Env::Dotenv
zef install -v https://github.com/ispyhumanfly/raku-dotenv.git