@dotenvx/dotenvx - npm Package Versions

1.30.0

Added

• add -fk (--env-keys-file) flag to customize the path to your .env.keys file with run, get, set, encrypt, decrypt, and keypair 🎉 (#486)

This is great for monorepos. Maintain one .env.keys file across all your apps.

$ dotenvx encrypt -fk .env.keys -f apps/backend/.env
$ dotenvx encrypt -fk .env.keys -f apps/frontend/.env

$ tree -a .
├── .env.keys
└── apps
    ├── backend
    │   └── .env
    └── frontend
        └── .env

$ dotenvx get -fk .env.keys -f apps/backend/.env

1.29.0

Added

• add --ignore flag to suppress specified errors. example: dotenvx run --ignore=MISSING_ENV_FILE (#485)

1.28.0

Changed

• .env.keys file is generated WITHOUT quotes going forward. This is to minimize friction around Docker gotchas to developers - old versions of Docker do not support --env-file containing quoted keys/values. (#480) (additional note)

1.27.0

Added

• add support for \t expansion when double quoted. (e.g. TAB="hi\tfriend" becomes hi friend) (#479)

1.26.2

Changed

• build binaries with bytecode option (#477)

1.26.1

Added

• add typescript type definitions for main.parse method (#475)

1.26.0

Added

• add privateKey option to main.parse method (#474)

1.25.2

Added

• for binaries add pre-build step using esbuild (#471)

Removed

• remove types for functions that were removed a while back (2aa660)

1.25.1

Changed

• improve helpful error messaging around decryption failures by specifying specific key and private key name (#463)

1.25.0

Added

• add run --strict flag to exit with code 1 if any errors are encountered - like a missing .env file or decryption failure (#460)
• add get --strict flag to exit with code 1 if any errors are encountered - like a missing .env file or decryption failure (#461)
• add strict option to config() to throw for any errors (#459)

Changed

• log MISSING_ENV_FILE and DECRYPTION_FAILED errors to stderr (prior was stdout as a warning) (#459)

Removed

• remove dotenvx.get() function from lib/main.js. (parse already historically exists for this purpose) (#461)