env-checker

To validate your development environment, run the envcheck.sh script, which verifies required tool installations like Node.js, npm, Git, and Docker, along with their specific versions, to ensure your setup meets project prerequisites.

A development environment check verifies that necessary tools and configuration files are present. You need to run it during new developer onboarding, before starting a new project, or when troubleshooting setup issues to prevent configuration-related roadblocks.

You can check for missing configuration files by running an environment validation script, which automatically verifies the existence of essential files like .env and .gitignore to ensure your project setup is complete and correctly configured.

Yes, you can use environment validation scripts in a CI/CD pipeline. Running the validation check ensures that all required development tools and configuration files are present before the pipeline proceeds, maintaining consistency across automated builds.

Yes, environment validation works for verifying Docker and Node.js installations. The validation process specifically checks for the presence and correct versions of critical development tools, including Node.js, npm, Git, and Docker.

Your development setup might fail if the installed tool versions do not meet project requirements or if essential configuration files like .env and .gitignore are missing. Running an environment check identifies these exact discrepancies.