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PHP Env Builder

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Makes building .env files from the command-line simple.

For loading and using .env files in your development workflow, I highly suggest looking to the vlucas/phpdotenv package, which helps abstract out the process of loading environmental variables. This library is designed to help you build a local .env library that you can add to your .gitignore file, without the extra .env.example file that most people add to document how to build it.

Why .env?

Installation

The recommended method of installing this library is via Composer.

Run the following command from your project root:

Usage as a Composer Script

Because Composer provides its own way of working with the console IO, the extra.php-env-builder config is the proper way of setting up your questions and variable names in this use case.

In order to have your .env file built when you run composer install or composer update you should provide config similar to this:

All extra.php-env-builder options

General Usage

If you would like to roll your own script, the syntax itself is fairly straightforward.

Note: This is a less expected use case, since the console IO needs to be provided by Composer, in order for it to accept input from inside a Composer script. This may be useful if you want to run this instead from a Makefile or an npm run postinstall

Running tests?

All tests are run using PHPUnit. Make sure you have at least PHP 7.1 installed, as well as Composer.

To run tests, simply run:

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Requires php Version ^7.1
league/climate Version ^3.4
composer/composer Version ^1.7
vlucas/phpdotenv Version ^2.5
Composer command for our command line client (download client) This client runs in each environment. You don't need a specific PHP version etc. The first 20 API calls are free. Standard composer command

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