Environment Variables
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A lightweight Go configuration library with recursive placeholders resolution and no external dependencies.
Wrap all spawned Node.js child processes to inject environment variables and arguments for instrumentation and mocking.
A Go library for populating structs from JSON, TOML, YAML, or environment variables using struct tags and selector paths.
A zero-dependency, generics-based Go package for unified environment variable and command-line flag parsing.
A lightweight template engine for dynamically configuring applications in Docker containers, designed as a better envsubst.
A Go library and CLI tool for merging and validating JSON, YAML, and TOML configuration files with modular includes and JSON schema support.
A small binary that loads AWS environment variables from ~/.aws/credentials for easy profile switching.
A k6 extension that loads environment variables from .env files for secure and environment-specific test configuration.
A type-safe, easy-to-use configuration management library for Deno with support for JSON, YAML, environment variables, and command-line arguments.
Access and manipulate nested environment variables using dot notation paths in Node.js.
A Neovim plugin for running HTTP requests from .http files with environment variable support, compatible with IntelliJ and VSCode formats.
A GitHub Action that runs dotenv-linter with reviewdog to lint .env files in pull requests.
A zero-dependency Go package for retrieving environment variables with type safety and default values.
A Neovim completion source for environment variables that triggers on the dollar sign.
Parse and validate environment variables in Elixir with compile-time guarantees, typed values, and pre-boot validation.
An oh-my-zsh plugin to quickly enable and disable proxy shell environment settings.
A Ruby gem providing a simpler, safer shorthand for accessing Rails credentials with clear error messages.
A Go library that merges YAML configuration files with environment variables for secure secret management.
A heavily opinionated YAML configuration framework for Go that enforces strict validation and consistency.
A Crystal shard providing macros for compile-time constant checks, version constraints, and environment variable based conditional compilation.
A Python library that extends JSON to securely reference secrets from environment variables and Python modules.
A tiny debug logging tool for Go, inspired by visionmedia/debug, ideal for CLI tools and command applications.
Build powerful, AI-native CLIs declaratively from Go structs, eliminating Cobra boilerplate.
A Zsh plugin that prompts to load environment variables from .env files when changing into project directories.
A ZSH plugin providing Unicode symbols as environment variables for shell prompts and scripts.
A GitHub Action that writes environment variables or custom inputs to a JSON file for use in subsequent workflow steps.
A Go library for easy configuration management that populates structs from command line, environment variables, and YAML files.
A Neovim plugin that adds VS Code-style .env file loading and variable expansion to nvim-dap configurations.
A Symfony Dotenv integration for Magento 2 to manage environment variables.
A zero-dependency Go library for typed environment variables with automatic conversion and default values.
Automatically adds ~/opt/*/bin directories to your $PATH in Zsh.
A Go library for per-library configuration using struct tags, supporting config files, environment variables, and command-line flags.
Oh My ZSH plugin that automatically loads and unloads environment variables and functions based on directory changes.
An Elixir library for managing environment variables via YAML configuration files, inspired by the Figaro gem.
Loads and sets environment variables from YAML files with support for all YAML data types including arrays and hashes.
A tag-based configuration parser for Go that loads values from multiple providers into type-safe structs.
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