Add "env" command #18
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Outputs dotenv compatible syntax
rybit
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Dec 30, 2016
| .command("env") | ||
| .description("Output configured env variables") | ||
| .option("-s --site-id [id]", "Fetch from site with <id>") | ||
| .option("-f --file [filename]", "Save to file called <filename>") |
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I think cutting this is better. It simplifies the code. You can just use a redirect b/c this is a cli
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Unfortunately the site selection ui uses stdOut, so if I redirect the output without passing a site id I don't get the site selection ui in my terminal.
This should happen on stdErr, but since this would require large amounts of re-structuring, I solved it this way.
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@rybit have you considered my last comment? |
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Sorry for the delay - yeah it totally sounds good. |
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Improvement of developer experience
This command takes the environment variables from netlify and writes them either to stdout or to a file.
It should be especially useful for people using dotenv locally, because the output uses dotenv compatible syntax.