Do you use .env files to manage your environment variables in your local dev environment? Use this extension to quickly add values to .env file, either selecting a text or running the command. Checkout the quick demo of its working below.
The extension exposes a command called .env Manager: Add to .env. The command is available in VS Code "Command Palette" which you can also access using shortcut Cmd + Shift + P on Mac.
Alternatively you can also right click on any active editor and select .env Manager: Add to .env from the context menu.
If the folder does not contain .env file at the root, the extension attempts to create it before adding the line.
Please see:
- Make sure you backup your .env file if you have very important secrets in the .env file.
- Never commit your .env file in to source control.
The extension pushes the logs in to its own Output channel called, .env Manager. If you encounter any issues, raise the issue in GitHub repo and paste the contents of Output channel for analysis and easy troubleshooting.
