Run a program in a modified environment providing a .env file.

Enve is a cross-platform tool that can load environment variables from a .env file and execute a given command. It also can output environment variables in text, json or xml format.

It can be considered as a counterpart of GNU env command.

• Platforms supported: linux, darwin, windows, freebsd, openbsd
• Architectures supported: amd64, 386, arm, arm64, ppc64le

curl -sSL \
   "https://github.com/joseluisq/enve/releases/download/v1.4.2/enve_v1.4.2_linux_amd64.tar.gz" \
   | sudo tar zxf - -C /usr/local/bin/ enve

Using Go:

go install github.com/joseluisq/enve@latest

Release binaries also available on joseluisq/enve/releases

By default, enve will print all environment variables like env command.

enve
# Or its equivalent
enve --output text

By default, an optional .env file can be loaded from the current working directory.

enve test.sh

However it's possible to specify a custom .env file using the --file or -f flags.

enve --file dev.env test.sh

enve supports text, json and xml formats.

enve --output text # or just `enve`
enve --output json
enve --output xml

$ enve 1.4.2
Run a program in a modified environment using .env files

USAGE:
   enve [OPTIONS] COMMAND

OPTIONS:
   -f --file      Load environment variables from a file path (optional) [default: .env]
   -o --output    Output environment variables using text, json or xml format [default: text]
   -h --help      Prints help information
   -v --version   Prints version information

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