I built *Envyron* to simplify setting up environment variables and generating boilerplate code for new projects.
- Define service templates with their environment variables
- Combine services into project templates
- Generate `.env` files and ready-to-use code snippets (TypeScript, Python, Go)
- Mark variables as required or optional for validation
It’s *not a secrets manager*, so don’t store production secrets here, it’s just for templates and boilerplate.
I’m curious if this way of managing env var templates and generating code snippets makes sense. Any thoughts on how this could be improved or made more intuitive?
- Define service templates with their environment variables - Combine services into project templates - Generate `.env` files and ready-to-use code snippets (TypeScript, Python, Go) - Mark variables as required or optional for validation
It’s *not a secrets manager*, so don’t store production secrets here, it’s just for templates and boilerplate.
I’m curious if this way of managing env var templates and generating code snippets makes sense. Any thoughts on how this could be improved or made more intuitive?
Try it: https://envyron.vercel.app
Github: https://github.com/blackmamoth/envyron