A common problem in my workflow is losing the .env file. I work across multiple devices, and often on remote environments too. Naturally, when cloning a project from GitHub, the actual .env file isn’t there.
A good practice during development is to keep a .env.example file, so anyone can easily create a new .env later using it as a skeleton.
If the .env file is small, it’s easy to make one manually. But when the list grows big, it becomes a hassle. So, I built a small utility package that instantly generates a .env.example file from your .env.
It’s a tiny tool, but it saves time and reduces frustration in the workflow.
Env Example Generator
🚀 Link - <a href="https://github.com/saadh393/env-example-gen" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/saadh393/env-example-gen</a>
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A developer created a utility package that automatically generates .env.example files from existing .env files. The tool addresses the common workflow problem of managing environment variables across multiple devices and remote environments, particularly useful when .env files aren't committed to version control. It simplifies the process of creating environment file templates for team collaboration.

Create Environment Files Effortlessly - Env Example Generator

Create Environment  Files Effortlessly - Env Example Generator