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A shell extension that loads and unloads environment variables based on your current directory.
Loads environment variables from .env files to PHP's getenv(), $_ENV and $_SERVER automatically.
Set and use environment variables in npm scripts across Windows, macOS, and Linux platforms.
A zero-dependency Go library for parsing environment variables into typed structs.
Automatically source environment variables and run commands when entering or leaving directories via .env files.
A local development and DevOps tool that simplifies project setup with pre-configured recipes and Docker-based environments.
Parses .env files to make environment variables accessible in PHP applications via $_SERVER or $_ENV.
Open-source server software for the Open Food Facts database, providing a web interface and API for food product information.
A platform for packaging and launching ephemeral blockchain development and test stacks, abstracting over Docker and Kubernetes.
A minimalist Go library for loading configuration from files and environment into structs with validation and defaults.
A Go library for managing 12-factor application configuration as a typesafe struct with minimal code.
A collection of packages to load environment variables from .env files with support for CLI, bundlers, monorepos, and TypeScript.
A unified configuration management library for React Native apps, providing environment variables across JavaScript, native code, and build tools.
A Go configuration library with a flag-like API that supports YAML, environment variables, and CLI arguments with zero boilerplate.
A JAX-powered reimplementation of MiniGrid offering over 1000x speedup for reinforcement learning experiments.
A Go library providing environment variable management with tree structures and struct population.
Generates environment-specific configuration classes and .env files for Dart/Flutter apps during CI/CD builds.
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