Generate environment variable config files - Template presets, group management
A .env file stores application environment variables, typically in the project root. It separates sensitive info (API keys, database passwords) from code, making it easy to use different configs for dev/test/prod environments.
The format is KEY=VALUE, one variable per line. Lines starting with # are comments, blank lines are ignored. Values can be wrapped in single or double quotes, supporting multiline values. Example: DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:pass@localhost/db
.env files typically contain sensitive information (API keys, passwords, tokens). Committing to Git poses security risks. Add .env to .gitignore and provide .env.example as a template.
This tool provides a visual interface to add environment variables, supports group management, template presets (database, API, auth, etc.), and generates a standard .env file for download. All operations happen locally in your browser.
Common framework and service presets: Databases (PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB/Redis), API services (AWS/Stripe/SendGrid), Authentication (JWT/OAuth), Web frameworks (Django/Express/Next.js), etc.
A .env file stores application environment variables, typically in the project root. It separates sensitive info (API keys, database passwords) from code, making it easy to use different configs for dev/test/prod environments.
The format is KEY=VALUE, one variable per line. Lines starting with # are comments, blank lines are ignored. Values can be wrapped in single or double quotes, supporting multiline values. Example: DATABASE_URL=postgres://user:pass@localhost/db
.env files typically contain sensitive information (API keys, passwords, tokens). Committing to Git poses security risks. Add .env to .gitignore and provide .env.example as a template.
This tool provides a visual interface to add environment variables, supports group management, template presets (database, API, auth, etc.), and generates a standard .env file for download. All operations happen locally in your browser.
Common framework and service presets: Databases (PostgreSQL/MySQL/MongoDB/Redis), API services (AWS/Stripe/SendGrid), Authentication (JWT/OAuth), Web frameworks (Django/Express/Next.js), etc.