A handy set of tools for creating and using .env files
Use makenv to build up a .env file. It will prompt you for a variable name followed by it's value. When finished, leave the variable name blank and hit Enter to write the file. The file's contents will be shown at the end.
The -e flag lets you name an environment.
Use dotenv to pass the contents of your .env file into the command that follows.
The -e flag lets you use a named environment.
