I built a CLI that generates .env files so I never read docs again
# EnvForge BETA v1.1 ⚡ Structured .env scaffolding for modern applications. Generate, validate, and protect environment variables for 14+ services – without ever opening a docs page. Github repo [ https://github.com/Jos3456/envforge ] NPM version (https://img.shields.io/npm/v/envforge-dev) MIT License (https://img.shields.io/badge/License-MIT-yellow.svg) ## Installation bash npm install envforge-dev **Requirements:** Node.js 18 or later. --- **## Quick Start** bash # 1. Generate an .env file and choose your providers envforge init # 2. Fill in your actual credentials envforge fill # 3. Check everything is set correctly envforge validate ## All Commands ### Scaffolding Command What it does envforge init Create a new .env by selecting providers interactively envforge add <provider> Add variables from a specific provider to your existing .env envforge preset Generate a .env from a popular stack preset envforge example Create a safe‑to‑commit .env.example file envforge fill Interactively enter values (secret keys are masked) envforge list Show all built‑in and custom providers ### Guardrails Command What it does envforge validate Check that all required variables are filled in envforge scan Detect secret keys accidentally exposed in frontend code envforge hook install Install a pre‑commit hook that runs validate + scan ### Customisation Command What it does envforge provider add Create a custom provider template envforge registry update Download the latest providers from the community registry ## Built‑in Providers Category Providers Database Supabase, Neon, MongoDB Atlas Auth Clerk, Auth0, Firebase AI OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude) Payments Stripe Email Resend, SendGrid Storage Cloudinary, AWS S3 / Cloudflare R2 Other Vercel Missing a provider? Add your own with envforge provider add or contribute one to the community. ## Framework‑Aware Scanning Use --framework for smarter detection: # Next.js specific rules (app/ vs pages/, "use client") envforge scan --framework next Th