CLI

dotenv-vault login

Usage

1. Run login command

$ npx dotenv-vault login

local:    Press y (or any key) to open up the browser to login and generate credential (.env.me) or q to exit: y
local:    Opening browser to https://vault.dotenv.org/login?DOTENV_VAULT=vlt_6beaa5‚Ä¶
local:    Waiting for login and credential (.env.me) to be generated... ‚°ø

2. Click log in

On the next screen, follow the login process and click 'Log in'.

3. View .env.me (optional)

You now have a .env.me file in the root of your project. The .env.me file uniquely authorizes you to access a project's shared .env file. You can think of it like your unique SSH key at GitHub.

Run ls -al to view it.

$ ls -al
Jul 28 17:54 .
Jul 27 13:46 ..
Jul 27 14:51 .env
Jul 28 18:11 .env.me
Jul 28 18:09 .env.vault
Jul 28 17:54 .gitignore
...

That's it!

Command Details

For more information on the login command, run dotenv-vault help login.

$ npx dotenv-vault help login
Log in to dotenv-vault

USAGE
  $ dotenv-vault login [DOTENV_ME] [-y]

ARGUMENTS
  DOTENV_ME  Set .env.me credential. Defaults to generated value.

FLAGS
  -y, --yes  Automatic yes to prompts. Assume yes to all prompts and run non-interactively.

DESCRIPTION
  Log in to dotenv-vault

EXAMPLES
  $ dotenv-vault login

ARGUMENTS

[DOTENV_ME]

Set .env.me identifier. Defaults to generated value.

$ npx dotenv-vault login me_00c7fa‚Ä¶

FLAGS

-y, --yes

Automatic yes to prompts. Assume yes to all prompts and run non-interactively.

$ npx dotenv-vault login -y