Set a .env file variable from the command line.

• Laravel set:env Command
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You can install the package with Composer using the following command:

composer require imliam/laravel-env-set-command:^1.0.0

When running the env:set artisan command, you must provide both a key and value as two arguments.

$ php artisan env:set app_name Example
# Environment variable with key 'APP_NAME' has been changed from 'Laravel' to 'Example'

You can also set values with spaces by wrapping them in quotes.

$ php artisan env:set app_name "Example App"
# Environment variable with key 'APP_NAME' has been changed from 'Laravel' to '"Example App"'

The command will also create new environment variables if an existing one does not exist.

$ php artisan env:set editor=vscode
# Environment variable with key 'EDITOR' has been set to 'vscode'

Instead of two arguments split by a space, you can also mimic the .env file format by supplying KEY=VALUE.

$ php artisan env:set app_name=Example
# Environment variable with key 'APP_NAME' has been changed from 'Laravel' to 'Example'

The command will do its best to stop any invalid inputs.

$ php artisan env:set @pp_n@me Laravel
# Invalid environment key. Only use letters and underscores

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

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