Manage environment variables with a command.
envdo came into existance when I realized I had multiple environment variables set for different work, for home and for side projects. This meant having one default and then use aliases or manually try to switch the environment variables. Since this is a hassle I wanted to make it easy to switch while still maintain some security.
The goal is to have all environment variables in gpg encrypted files and import them when needed.
List profiles:
envdo ls
Use project1 environment variables with command env:
envdo project1 env
Add new environment variable file:
envdo -r GPGID add profile
The command can be installed with go get:
go get -v github.com/antonlindstrom/envdo
I'm sure there are a lot of bugs or surprises, please file anything you find and I will try to do my best to solve them.
Currently the code is very hacky and there are no tests, this was made in an evening and works for my uses.
This program has borrowed most of its ideas from
Pass. This software can be managed by Pass
and I suggest linking ~/.password-store/envvars to .envdo.
This is maintained by Anton Lindstrom.
See LICENSE file in the current directory.