check-env-keys

Check environment variable keys by parsing .env.local, .env, and shell exports to confirm key presence without exposing values. The process compares configurations against template files and outputs a safe, non-verbose report of missing keys.

Finding missing keys involves comparing your .env files and shell environment against a template like .env.sample or .env.example. This identifies which required environment variable keys are absent and generates a safe report indicating missing keys.

Yes, you can verify environment variable consistency across shell profiles and multiple .env files. The process parses .env.local, .env, and shell exports, comparing them against templates to ensure configurations are complete and consistent without revealing values.

Safely validate dotenv keys by parsing env files and shell exports to check for key existence against template files. This enforces key presence and produces a non-verbose report of missing keys, ensuring sensitive values are never exposed during validation.

Yes, environment variable validation works with both shell exports and dotenv files. It parses .env.local, .env, and shell profiles to verify key presence against template files, ensuring complete configurations across all defined sources without exposing values.

A limitation of checking environment variable keys without exposing values is that the non-verbose report only indicates missing keys. It does not reveal sensitive values or provide detailed debugging information about incorrect values within your .env files or shell environment.