A super simple env variable manager.
It encrypts and saves your environment in a JSON file at DATA_DIR/cryptenv/store.json.
The encryption key is kept in your computers secure store using keyring.
Then, by editing your cryptenv.toml file, you can set environment variables for specific projects on your computer, which are automatically changed whenever you cd into the project directory.
For example, if you had a directory called ~/Coding/ with this layout
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├── company-project
└── personal-project
you would define your cryptenv.toml like this
dirs = ["~/Coding/"]
[projects.company-project.vars]
CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN = "COMPANY_CLOUDFLARE_TOKEN"
[projects.personal-project.vars]
CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN = "PERSONAL_CLOUDFLARE_TOKEN"
and add your variables like this cryptenv add COMPANY_CLOUDFLARE_TOKEN <token> and cryptenv add PERSONAL_CLOUDFLARE_TOKEN <token>
note: this is very much so a work in progress. no semver guarantees!
cargo install --git github.com/rgodha24/cryptenv
and edit your .zshrc
eval "$(cryptenv init zsh)"the config file lives in ~/.config/cryptenv.toml