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EasyEnv

A Laravel package to easily manage and switch between multiple environment files using artisan cli.

Installation

composer require neelkanthk/laravel-easyenv

Publish the config file.

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Neelkanth\Laravel\EasyEnv\Providers\EasyEnvServiceProvider" --tag="config"

Usage

Add the following lines just before the php return $app; in the bootstrap/app.php

use Neelkanth\Laravel\EasyEnv\EasyEnv;
$app->useEnvironmentPath(EasyEnv::path())->loadEnvironmentFrom(EasyEnv::file());

Managing the Envrionments through CLI

The package provides following artisan commands to add/remove and enable/disable environments.

The commands have following signature.

php artisan easyenv:[action] {env} {path} {file}

[action] : Following action are available list|add|remove|enable|disable

{env}: The name of your choice for the environment.
{path}: The absolute path of the location of the environment file
{file}: The name of the environment file residing on the filesystem.

1. Add a new environment.

php artisan easyenv:add staging /var/www/env/ .staging

2. Enable an environment.

Only 1 environment can be enabled at a time.

php artisan easyenv:enable staging

3. Listing all available environments.

php artisan easyenv:list

4. Disable currently enabled environment.

php artisan easyenv:disable

5. Remove an environment

php artisan easyenv:remove staging

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Security

If you discover any security-related issues, please email me.neelkanth@gmail.com instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Neelkanth Kaushik
• All Contributors

License

MIT