sync-env

This is the README for "sync-env" which helps you keep your .env file in sync with your env.example file. Once you have installed the sync-env extension, it will begin synchronizing any .env and .env.example files found in your project root folder. It also works with sub folders.

Install

Download and install it from the vs-code market here

Uses

The extension is activated automatically by default when it is first installed. In case you have deactivated it before, you can activate it using by:

1. Shift + Command + P
2. Type into the command pallet - Activate Watchers to bring out the command, then click on it.

To deactivate the extension:

1. Shift + Command + P
2. Type into the command pallet - Deactivate Watchers to bring out the command, then click on it to deactivate the extension.

CHANGELOG

Notable changes:

[1.0.3] - 2019-04-10

Added

• Added basics for writing tests
• Provided provision for customising .env files
• Prompt to copy content of watched files for created config file.

Changed

• Refactored code

Removed

[1.0.4] - 2019-09-27

Added

• Added extension activation command
• Added extension deactivation command
• Env variable can now be synced!
• Comments are now respected -

Changed

• Refactored code to allow activating and deactivating the extension

Removed

BUG AND FEATURE REQUEST

Please, open an issue on GitHub if you want to report a bug or you thought of a good feature to have.

Contribution is always wellcomed!

TODO

• Allow users to set the files they want to sync
• Allow disabling sync in a given folder (Still need to consider if it's worth it)
• ...And other requested features